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Okay, so basically I've regurgitated an online deck list to this site, but I was considering using it as my second modern deck so I wanted to run it by some fresh eyes for any improvements or something. Aim of the game here;Start off with a couple of basic lands, a few borderposts, cascade spells, and perhaps a Gargadon or a Nihilith. Throw down some basics and bounce them for ye olde borderposts. Perhaps you could suspend either or both of your two suspends, before using your borderposts to cast a cascade spell, Ardent Plea, Violent Outburst, or Demonic Dread if you have a legal target. Counting as a 0 cmc spell, Restore Balance will be the only spell hit by any cascade ability you pull, wiping their lands, creatures, and ecnhantments of the board around turn three or four. Pretty hard to come back from, not gonna lie. The sheer amount of cards hitting your opponent's graveyard will be enough usually to speed up Nihilith's suspend, and with Ardent Plea's exalted it becomes a nice beater. Gargadon can also serve to trim excess fat so to speak, as his sac ability allows you to remove your own lands to make Restore Balance bite your opponent a little bit more, whilst speeding him up. Both of those creatures make for very nice beaters indeed, and if seeing their lands, creatures, and enchantments being wiped off the board at turn four or five isn't enough to make the poor buggers scoop, then a March of the Machines with all of the Borderposts you've been using for mana can be efficient too.tldr; Just do some reading you lazy arse. IT WON'T HURT YOU.
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I very much like the concept of this deck. Has it fared well against control or burn strategies?
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