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I really like this deck, but I would like to provide feedback as a hopeful means to improve this deck because of my love for pauper formats:1: There are two copies of Cosmotronic Wave2: You might want to increase your number of creatures or have a way to produce creatures so you always have a target for your equipment or auras. ie Golem Foundry, Empty the Warrens or Molten Birth3: I suggest you focus on a more equipment style voltron build and keep less enchantments to keep a good shell in case they run a decent amount of spot removal.4: If you do what I suggested above, only run the more impactful or reusable enchantments and not just ones to pump. ie Claws of Valakut, Granite Grip, Fiery Mantle and Crown of Flames.5: Utilize more low CMC cantrips/impulse draw/rummage to refuel your hand. preferably ones that also target your creatures and cut back on the one-and-done pump spells as they don't make much impact to the board in commander. However, some can be utilized to draw cards.6: Run at least one other boardwipe like Swirling Sandstorm becuase there aren't a lot of them in pauper, so having one can be a saving grace in your deck.7: Run more utility artifacts for card draw or card selection (ie Scry or rummage). You can do all or none of what I suggest (but please listen to t least the first one) and I still think this looks good. It seems really fun and I might actually build it. Keep on brewing!
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