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You heard it here first! Increasing Vengeance to go infinite. Flash it back, double-copy the double-copy, have any burn spell on the stack, win the game. We'll be playing UWR this time around, the white is because we need to go mid-late to win, and the blue is for obvious Instants-and-Sorceries reasons. This is what we refer to as a "combination deck." We can also go into the board for alternate wincons if their deck hates on ours/has Slaughter Games.
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Never thought of the double Increasing Vengeance combo, cool idea. Only problem is that it takes 7 mana at once to start, not including the cost of the burn spell to be copied. However, is a cool idea to use with a Modern or (Extended) Pyromancer Ascension deck. You definitely shouldn't have 3 Nivs in the side. Two sideboarded Staticasters are unlikely to make a large difference in game 2 either. For your sideboard you probably want 4 O- Rings, another copy of Revelation and Verdict, maybe some counterspells, and definitely some Mizzium Mortars(maybe even run these main deck). It might also be worth running a few copies of St.Traft, I know he's a non- ETB creature and this deck doesn't really want that, but a few swings with him early can put an opponent into burn range if you don't get your combo, he's really just too good not to play
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The idea is to copy something earlier than turn five with vengeance, and flash it back with snapcaster. Also, I think you're underestimating Niv-Mizzet. I tried Mortars, they were lackluster. Traft is mediocre in the deck and I don't want to spend the money that he costs for a mediocre card. I'm actually considering going in a Dissipate direction although I don't know if the mana base can handle it.
This is a misleading title. You need to add at least one werewolf or change the deck name. Good deck other than that!
The deck name is a reference to the song "Werewolves of London" by Warren Zevron, and was inspired by the colors of the deck.