Thought Hemorrhage=Game Over! And yes people do play that card because its amazing. Infact, I can't think of a sinlge card that would rape this deck more....especially on turn 4. Maelstrom Pulse is also a problem but not nearly as bad as Thought Hemorrhage.
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if you want to run black (seeing how jund is way more powerful than just red/green) you might want to add some twilight mires and some firelit thickets and graven cairns.
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I don't know why people are so concerned with cost. yes certain cards are expensive, but some people are really good at trading, or concentrate on one deck at a time. I don't know if some of you have ever tried trading cards from 10th or something which is about to go out to get newer cards. Someone said something about having multiple decks... personally, I think one good deck that wins, and maybe 1 or 2 for fun or that have potential that you can easily trade your good deck to make the lesser one good. Anyway, I played a 5c planeswalker deck similar to this, and it worked wonders. I think with cards such as maelstrom pulse really starting to be used, it might be tougher because its 3cmc to kill a planeswalker. Similarly with celesial purge which will remove chandra, ajani, and sarkahn. Hallowed burial is an interesting choice over wrath, although I guess it is significantly better against tokens and such. Over all though, its a good start. I agree with the realm razor idea, always good with walkers, and similarly with rings. I think you need to fix your manabase if you want to pay figure effectively. Anyway, sry for the long post. pretty good start though.
Having 1 of a million different cards tends to make a deck very inconsistent
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