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This is a Dragonstorm Deck that runs off getting Wort, the Raidmother, lots of tokens out, then using Dragonstorm, and conspiring it as much as possible. Please keep in mind that this is a budget deck, so there will not be Fetch Lands.
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You can only conspire once per Dragonstorm...
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Well, you see, Dragonstorm has Storm. That's why you can conspire the copy that's been storm'd, if you will. It works like this: You play Dragonstorm, you conspire it, You get a copy of the spell, then, it copies itself once, because you've played, technically, 1 spell before you played the conpired copy, which, in turn, you can conspire again, and again, and again.
While we're on topic, it's probably a good idea to conspire an Empty the Warren, get your 2 Goblins, use the Goblins you got for more conspire, until you have lots of Goblins to either chump block or tap to conspire the Dragonstorm.
this deck looks pretty cool, I'm just concerned that you'd be beaten before you could get those big dragons out, since the deck doesn't have much defense. Maybe not all those dragons are necessary, and you could replace some with cheaper creatures (the llanowar elves was a nice addition though). I'm also suprised not to see the Broodmate Dragon--that would fit nicely if you added a couple more savage lands. Comments on any of my decks would be appreciated =]
Haha, thank you. This is a really, really, budget deck, as I'm just a poor translator. >///< I'd love a Broodmate, but the sad truth is, I can't afford it. Although, I do agree that I could do with some cheap creatures. I try to compensate for that with lots of token-popping enchantments, but I never know how this will turn out until I actually try it out.
While its a good idea there is one problem. conspire can only be used when the spell is played, and storm copies aren't played they just magically appear on the stack.
This is unfortunately true. Copied spells (including storm and conspire copies) don't count as being "played" or "cast". Mind you, even casting Dragonstorm twice will win you a lot of casual games, especially considering the Where Ancients Tread and the Predator Dragons.