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MTG burn deck help, anyone?
yeh top contributor in card games asking a question, i specialize yugioh so thats why. anyway my burn deck runs decent but sometimes it gets a mulligan and jsut gets wiped, and suggestions on how i can balance it out or get rid of mulligans all together is much appreciated, also i need to get land out faster, if theres any non basic land cards i can add to do that let me know i wana keep it monored though. anyway heres the deck.
mountain x25
Kamahl, pit fighter
cinder pyromancer x4
blaze x2
lava axe x2
earthquake
act of treason x2
furnice of rath x2
dragons claw
banefire x2
inferno elemental
lightning bolt x3
incenerate x4
earth elemental x4
burst lightning x2
shock x4
again any help appreciated,
3 Answers
- 1 decade ago
Cut inferno elemental, dragons claw, the earth elementals, and the lava axes for another lightning bolt, 2 more burst lightning, 2 more earthquake, 2 elemental appeal, and 3 zektar shrine expedition. Also for NB lands, valakut the molten pinnacle is win.
Source(s): My kick rectum red deck. - Anonymous5 years ago
nicely, first of all you elect rather useful creatures that could beat or ping. Jackal puppy, mogg fanatic, flame slinger, crafty sparkmage, keldon marauders, prodigial pyromancer etc. next, you elect the burn!!! the main suitable burn needless to say is Bolt itself, with burst lightning, staggershock, searing blaze, incinerate, and sweetness all are available 2nd with the aid of playable. Now, that's non-compulsory, yet stuff to help your burn is useful too like Furnace of Rath. the factor of the burn deck is to get the opponent from 20 to 0 ASAP, and something that deviates from that approach could desire to be decrease from the deck.
