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See, Keith? You can tell by who has played the deck and who hasn't by the type of posts they make. Jack is now a believer. You can be too. Join our cult....be one of us.....play with Mountains....
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This deck has been a lot of fun, I've only played it a few matches but it's hard to believe how many games Molten Rain alone wins. Besides flooding or the other guy drawing the nuts the only problems have been Wurmcoil and Batterskull. When it's a slug fest this deck seems to come out on top.
Not sure if this is correct but I'll play a Lavamancer early to eat removal then drop a Vexing Devil, against decks playing Bolt. Does these seem like the correct play?
Not sure if this is correct but I'll play a Lavamancer early to eat removal then drop a Vexing Devil, against decks playing Bolt. Does these seem like the correct play?
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Depends on how much removal your opponent plays.
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If it's a deck like Affinity where controlling the board early is important, lead with Grimmy.
I almost always play the Devil first in matchups where I'm the beatdown. It's dying anyway, so you'd rather give them the opportunity to trade a removal spell for it, 1:1, so your Grim can live. A dead devil in the GY is nice Grim fuel, in any case.
I almost always play the Devil first in matchups where I'm the beatdown. It's dying anyway, so you'd rather give them the opportunity to trade a removal spell for it, 1:1, so your Grim can live. A dead devil in the GY is nice Grim fuel, in any case.
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Pretty much. Lavaman will typically do more damage over time, so you tend to want to bait removal with VD and give the illusion to your opponent that he gained 4 life early.
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Having said all of that, if I have lavaman, mountain, fetch, vd, I'll usually lead with grim so that I can turn 2 devil, deal four and have fetch+lava activation mana up.
In cases where you're you think you opponent only has 1 removal spell, letting grim eat it is often fine as for lavamancer to deal more then 4, is going to cost you 2+ mana and given the contents of your hand and the context of the game that may be too much of a cost for efficient threat deployment.
Mana efficiency is one of you bigger strengths.
In cases where you're you think you opponent only has 1 removal spell, letting grim eat it is often fine as for lavamancer to deal more then 4, is going to cost you 2+ mana and given the contents of your hand and the context of the game that may be too much of a cost for efficient threat deployment.
Mana efficiency is one of you bigger strengths.
You gotta understand, I love the beatdown. I really do. I always have.
Beatdown is hard, though.
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Beatdown is hard, though.
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Control has a different mind set attached to it. Even now I am trying to get use to it and I stumble a bit. Another thing Kiki Control lists need major refinement. Too many cards are competing against each other on many levels.I'm going to try to force burn lol. Maybe I'll get disheartened like MDU, but after several failed attempts with Kiki Control, I just don't think I'm cut out to play control.I hear pauper mono u and was summoned.
I second Z and say rock Heal's RDW. It is a solid deck.
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I just find that I screw / flood so much with that list. Or I draw do nothing hands and flounder. I just don't like to play like that. Infinite angels is cool though.Control has a different mind set attached to it. Even now I am trying to get use to it and I stumble a bit. Another thing Kiki Control lists need major refinement. Too many cards areI'm going to try to force burn lol. Maybe I'll get disheartened like MDU, but after several failed attempts with Kiki Control, I just don't think I'm cut out to play control.I hear pauper mono u and was summoned.
competing against each other on many levels.
I second Z and say rock Heal's RDW. It is a solid deck.
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If you can get the cards, I highly recommend jund as a solid alternative. You have single cards in your deck that Pod and Tempo Twin outright fold to
I've literally never lost to Twin after resolving Bow of Nylea.
I've literally never lost to Twin after resolving Bow of Nylea.
You gotta understand, I love the beatdown. I really do. I always have.
Beatdown is hard, though.
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Beatdown is hard, though.
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Figured you might be able to borrow the cards depending on the size of your time. If you can get a good name for yourself, you'll play tier 1 decks forever.
Nobody good at magic pays for anything(outside of initial modo investments).
I really should write a Jund Primer, I was mercin' nigga's last night. You play pod? Anger of the gods; moving along.
Nobody good at magic pays for anything(outside of initial modo investments).
I really should write a Jund Primer, I was mercin' nigga's last night. You play pod? Anger of the gods; moving along.
You gotta understand, I love the beatdown. I really do. I always have.
Beatdown is hard, though.
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Beatdown is hard, though.
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[deck=Heal's RDW]Creatures 20
4 Mogg Fanatic
4 Goblin Guide
4 Grim Lavamancer
4 Vexing Devil
4 Eidolon of the Great Revel
Spells 20
4 Lightning Bolt
4 Rift Bolt
4 Searing Blaze
4 Molten Rain
2 Forked Bolt
2 Shrine of Burning Rage
Land 20
2 Keldon Megaliths
10 Mountain
4 Arid Mesa
4 Scalding Tarn
Sideboard 15
2 Dragon's Claw
4 Pyrite Spellbomb
2 Dismember
2 Blood Moon
2 Relic of Progenitus
2 Smash to Smithereens
1 Shattering Spree[/deck]
this a shot either on Sunday if I can convince Kait or IO2 to play the MOCS5 for me or if I can't next week - please tell me if I'm approaching any of the MUs incorrectly.
I'm still missing Blood Moons which is a tad depressing but I'll just buy em
EDIT:
Affinity
Draw:
Out
4 Goblin Guide
4 Molten Rain
In
4 Pyrite Spellbomb
2 Smash to Smithereens
1 Shattering Spree
1 Dismember
Play
Out
4 Goblin Guide
4 Vexing Devil
2 Shrine
In
4 Pyrite Spellbomb
2 Blood Moon
2 Smash to Smithereens
1 Shattering Spree
1 Dismember
YOLO?
4 Mogg Fanatic
4 Goblin Guide
4 Grim Lavamancer
4 Vexing Devil
4 Eidolon of the Great Revel
Spells 20
4 Lightning Bolt
4 Rift Bolt
4 Searing Blaze
4 Molten Rain
2 Forked Bolt
2 Shrine of Burning Rage
Land 20
2 Keldon Megaliths
10 Mountain
4 Arid Mesa
4 Scalding Tarn
Sideboard 15
2 Dragon's Claw
4 Pyrite Spellbomb
2 Dismember
2 Blood Moon
2 Relic of Progenitus
2 Smash to Smithereens
1 Shattering Spree[/deck]
Heal's List SB'ing Guide Round 2
I'm giving this a shot either on Sunday if I can convince Kait or IO2 to play the MOCS5 for me or if I can't next week - please tell me if I'm approaching any of the MUs incorrectly.
I'm still missing Blood Moons which is a tad depressing but I'll just buy em
EDIT:
Affinity
Draw:
Out
4 Goblin Guide
4 Molten Rain
In
4 Pyrite Spellbomb
2 Smash to Smithereens
1 Shattering Spree
1 Dismember
Play
Out
4 Goblin Guide
4 Vexing Devil
2 Shrine
In
4 Pyrite Spellbomb
2 Blood Moon
2 Smash to Smithereens
1 Shattering Spree
1 Dismember
YOLO?
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Blood moons great against pod. The games you win often involve killing a mana dork, setting them behind, then screwing with their mana some more while pushing more damage through.
Also, if you're on the play, blood moon is good vs. affinity and molten rain is fine. There two main ways to win are by playing master of etherium which is basically unbeatable game one and by threatening you with inkmoth nexii and arcbaound ravager/plating.
Forked bolt can't kill lands unfortunately.
Also, if you're on the play, blood moon is good vs. affinity and molten rain is fine. There two main ways to win are by playing master of etherium which is basically unbeatable game one and by threatening you with inkmoth nexii and arcbaound ravager/plating.
Forked bolt can't kill lands unfortunately.
You gotta understand, I love the beatdown. I really do. I always have.
Beatdown is hard, though.
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Beatdown is hard, though.
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Why? its Sorc speed - its rather weak compared with our other options.
Heck its best utility its killing the 0/4 guys which our other cards can just do better (I'll even keep fork bolt over it (that is how much I hate it)).
That said: MDU = ZERO Experience, Khaos = Experienced so please explain it too me why you think Rift Bolt is good here.
So far: I kinda like the Blood Moon and LD vs Affinity on the play plan (cause YOLO) keep up the advice guys
EDIT: Thoughts on "Making it Molten Rain" vs other aggro decks like 2/3 color burn? Or Zoo?
EDIT2: NM I just notice that if we're "making it happen" vs Affinity (the king of modern aggro) we can do it vs everything else (within reason).
Heck its best utility its killing the 0/4 guys which our other cards can just do better (I'll even keep fork bolt over it (that is how much I hate it)).
That said: MDU = ZERO Experience, Khaos = Experienced so please explain it too me why you think Rift Bolt is good here.
So far: I kinda like the Blood Moon and LD vs Affinity on the play plan (cause YOLO) keep up the advice guys
EDIT: Thoughts on "Making it Molten Rain" vs other aggro decks like 2/3 color burn? Or Zoo?
EDIT2: NM I just notice that if we're "making it happen" vs Affinity (the king of modern aggro) we can do it vs everything else (within reason).
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Not sure the best way to board against twin, but I know the only card I'm really interested in is dismember.
This is a matchup where you definitely don't want to overboard. They have a bunch of aweful cards they're boarding out but they aren't making significant improvements aside from adding maybe a batterskull or spellskite.
This is a matchup where you definitely don't want to overboard. They have a bunch of aweful cards they're boarding out but they aren't making significant improvements aside from adding maybe a batterskull or spellskite.
You gotta understand, I love the beatdown. I really do. I always have.
Beatdown is hard, though.
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Beatdown is hard, though.
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Rift Bolt, how I love thee. Let me count the ways..
- 3 damage > 2 damage. This is huge when you're facing a deck that threatens to auto-kill you at any given time after turn 3. You simply cannot afford to take the game too long, so you'll need to able to throw 3 at the face a lot. Also allows your Forked Bolt and Mogg Fanatics "trade up" and kill Exarchs, Restoration Angels, and Spellskites.
- Suspend. Yes, Rift Bolt is a sorcery, but the Suspend changes the way your opponents play. Simply advertising that Bolt may delay them from deploying an Exarch in your upkeep to bottleneck your mana. Being to suspend it also frees your mana on a subsequent turn for important things like Lavamancer activations or whatever.
- It's Red. Shrine cares about Red cards.
When it comes to playing against Twin, I prefer to take out the Molten Rains for Dismember and Smash to Smithereens. That's it.
- 3 damage > 2 damage. This is huge when you're facing a deck that threatens to auto-kill you at any given time after turn 3. You simply cannot afford to take the game too long, so you'll need to able to throw 3 at the face a lot. Also allows your Forked Bolt and Mogg Fanatics "trade up" and kill Exarchs, Restoration Angels, and Spellskites.
- Suspend. Yes, Rift Bolt is a sorcery, but the Suspend changes the way your opponents play. Simply advertising that Bolt may delay them from deploying an Exarch in your upkeep to bottleneck your mana. Being to suspend it also frees your mana on a subsequent turn for important things like Lavamancer activations or whatever.
- It's Red. Shrine cares about Red cards.
When it comes to playing against Twin, I prefer to take out the Molten Rains for Dismember and Smash to Smithereens. That's it.
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You have to assume the Control role vs Zoo since all they want to do is race and, let's face it, they do it better than we do.Molten rain can be good or bad depending on how fast the other deck is. Blood moon hoses zoo as most of their creatures care about land types and shrink in the moons presence.
My plan is: -4 devil, -3 Molten rain
+4 Spellbomb, +1 Blood Moon, +2 Claw
And then I just use Goblin Guides as a 2/2 wall. Lol
Burn their dudes away, survive and win via shrine or just by strategically nipping away at their life. The fact that their manabase is so painful is a huge edge for us.
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Not a fan of Dismember vs Zoo either.
Seem like we have different experience against Twin (I come from a more Burn and tempo background, heck I even play twins ) I dislike how Rift advises itself and its slow nature, I feel that Spellbomb on the other had represent an uncountable burn which results in a situation where they simply CAN'T combo because they need to counter everything too go off, add Grim in the mix, Dismember and so on and you'll have them at a point where it would take 8+ mana before its "safe".
That said I agree its fantastic for racing and I love how its a free spell when you actually cast it - perhaps racing them is better then hindering them I guess I'll find out once I finally sink some hours into it, though it is alarming that the list didn't make a dent on the MTGO winning page.
Seem like we have different experience against Twin (I come from a more Burn and tempo background, heck I even play twins ) I dislike how Rift advises itself and its slow nature, I feel that Spellbomb on the other had represent an uncountable burn which results in a situation where they simply CAN'T combo because they need to counter everything too go off, add Grim in the mix, Dismember and so on and you'll have them at a point where it would take 8+ mana before its "safe".
That said I agree its fantastic for racing and I love how its a free spell when you actually cast it - perhaps racing them is better then hindering them I guess I'll find out once I finally sink some hours into it, though it is alarming that the list didn't make a dent on the MTGO winning page.
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I've been playing with Twin for the last few days myself.
What don't understand is how a 2 mana shock is better than a Rift Bolt. You have to be the aggressor in this battle. You either need to be punching through with lots of damage or forcing Twin to play things out of order.
Just play with the deck. You'll get what I'm talking about. I don't claim to be the authority on this, but a lot this makes sense to me. Although there is the off chance that I'm completely insane.
What don't understand is how a 2 mana shock is better than a Rift Bolt. You have to be the aggressor in this battle. You either need to be punching through with lots of damage or forcing Twin to play things out of order.
Just play with the deck. You'll get what I'm talking about. I don't claim to be the authority on this, but a lot this makes sense to me. Although there is the off chance that I'm completely insane.
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I recommend playing goblins rather than burn. Not because i love goblins, but because it is just better. It can act as a control deck in disguise in some matches while being extremely explosive in others. Sparksmith is fantastic, death spark is awesome against delver decks .... it is definitely better than elves and less broken, but much more consistent than affinity. Matchup against monoblue is definitely winnable. Read this thread , it is salvation but is quite good http://www.mtgsalvation.com/forums/the- ... ed-goblinsIts absurdly broken, even pre-8post banning but even more so nowIs that deck still the best thing in the format? 3 sets have been released since I last tried it.I hear pauper mono u and was summoned.
That said a Good hand from Elves or Affinity can still beat you (emphasis on the word good ).
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I actually like the idea of Spellbomb against Twin because it's easy to lead with it on turn one or two and dare them to end step Pestermite or Exarch. Having Searing Blaze in the list helps a ton here since you just activate landfall, Blaze the Exarch, then finish him off with either Mogg Fanatic or Spellbomb. I think against UR the swap of 4x Molten Rain for 2x Dismember and 2x Spellbomb is fairly obvious. Perhaps taking the Forked Bolts out for the other two Spellbombs is correct too, but since UR tends to run Spellskite I'd probably prefer Smash to Smithereens.
This is all theorycrafting of course.
This is all theorycrafting of course.
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Fyi, Spellbomb still requires mana to activate it.
On turn 1, you want to be doing more than tapping out for a Spellbomb. Like suspending a Rift Bolt....
Another cool thing about Rift Bolt is that you can still use it with Searing Blaze when you can't trigger landfall to kill an x/4 .....
And like I also said, 2 Dismember and 2 Smash is what you'll want.
On turn 1, you want to be doing more than tapping out for a Spellbomb. Like suspending a Rift Bolt....
Another cool thing about Rift Bolt is that you can still use it with Searing Blaze when you can't trigger landfall to kill an x/4 .....
And like I also said, 2 Dismember and 2 Smash is what you'll want.
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Forked Bolt should stay. Makes Pestermite and Lavamancer your bitch while also can compliment a Bolt to hit that 4 damage.....it's also Red for the sake of Shrine.
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The problem is that the x/4 we want to kill have flash so rift bolt isn't likely too do the job.
I'm not saying your wrong Khaos, the only difference we're having is play-style - your trying to race the combo deck, we're trying to delay them - I see the bomb as a removal spell rather then a lava spike...
I'm not saying your wrong Khaos, the only difference we're having is play-style - your trying to race the combo deck, we're trying to delay them - I see the bomb as a removal spell rather then a lava spike...
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Just play the deck. I'll wait. When you guys tell me I'm right, I won't let it go to my head. I promise.
Also, I think Heal mentions something in the decktech about Rift Bolt being needed for Twin....
Also, I think Heal mentions something in the decktech about Rift Bolt being needed for Twin....
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This whole "me vs 'we" thing is ridiculous by the way. It's more like Khaos talking sense to the people who haven't played with the deck.
Niggas need to wake up and stop over analyzing this shit.
Niggas need to wake up and stop over analyzing this shit.
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