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A combo storm deck revolving around the cheapest creatures around. Will guarantee that that it will leave your opponents walking away wondering how they just lost to Kobolds!
It's a simple combo honestly. Play Chalice of the Void for 0, then drop Multani's Presence or Glimpse of Nature. After that, just play any 0-drop cards you have and let them get taken out by the chalice, which lets you draw more cards. Keep countering yourself and drawing as much as your deck as possible, then use Tendrils of Agony to win. To get mana for the enchantments at the start, you have the Spirit guides, overgrown tombs, and Lotus Petals. After you build up a high enough storm count, use Songs of the Damned to get a huge amount of Black Mana and Tendrils should pay for itself at that point. The street Wraiths are in there for cycling and drawing if you get stuck.
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How do you win then, if you don't mind me asking.
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You play Chalice of the Void for 0, which means all 0-cost spells get countered right away. After that, you get Multani's Presence or Glimpse of Nature in play (whenever a spell you control is countered, draw a card), then start dropping your mass of 0-drop spells, let all of them get countered, then draw as much of your deck as possible so you can play more. Once you have hardly any deck left and a huge graveyard, use Songs of the Damned to generate huge mana and kill them instantly with Tendrils of Agony. Yes, it's a combo deck, but it's much simpler than it sounds. I've won on turn 1 or 2 several times with it.
Wait the spells are not played if they have been countered... ?!?!?
im pretty sure this deck is called spanish inquisition
@What I Died:Casting a spell is the process of paying costs and putting a spell on the stack.Resolving a spell is finishing it successfully, so yes, all the spells are cast and contribute to the storm count of Tendrils, but they just aren't resolved (and really don't need to be).