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You could always try for a creature based one. Give me an hour I might have something.

One of junds primary strengths is how well it plays with good burn spells (maelstrom pulse, terminate, blightning, bit blast). Burnless jund is basically naya with smaller creatures and black mana.

It does however leave you with plenty of open spots. G/R/B is a nice color combo, you've got red's hastiness with black's meanness and you can back it up with green's amazing mana abilities. Personally I'm thinking hasty creatures, some cascade from bloodbraid, and abusing Trace of Abundance and rampant growth for all they're worth for some good game enders.

Something to consider though: Shards of Alara is cycling out in april, which is going to take a lot of Jund's stuff with it. Are you going to make this deck Standard legal or what? If it's not Type2 making a good (and cheaper) deck becomes a whole lot easier.

wow thats disappointing i love shards
Whateve i was just asking cuase i dont have many of the good burn spells and i was tired of all the jund decks being the same thing

Shards is not cycling in April, it's cycling in the fall (October I think). Rise of the Eldrazi is part of Zendikar block, and sets do not rotate until the first set of the block two blocks after becomes legal. So we've got a little longer to live with Jund (the competitive one with Bolts Blightnings and Thrinaxes.)

[QUOTE=NightLoki]Shards is not cycling in April, it's cycling in the fall (October I think). Rise of the Eldrazi is part of Zendikar block, and sets do not rotate until the first set of the block two blocks after becomes legal. So we've got a little longer to live with Jund (the competitive one with Bolts Blightnings and Thrinaxes.)[/QUOTE]

As opposed to the non-competitive version with the lesser known Maelstrom Plink...

no, Pulse is run in competitive, i just didn't say it because...i didn't

That whooshing noise was the joke going right over your head.

yup, I even waved.