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Use your devotion/ chroma to ramp your mana with Nykthos,.and boost Heartlash Cinder with its chroma ability and use Temur Battle Rage to give it double strike and double strike. Of course Mogis can become a creature quite easily since there is very little colorless mana in the costs of permanents. Example of a great start is:Turn 1: Swamp, Dark Ritual, Avatar of Discord - discard Flamewake Phoenix, and any other card.Turn 2: Mountain, bring Flamewake Phoenix out of the Graveyard, hit for 7 life. Play another Dark Ritual, then put out Cryptborn Horror as a 7/7 with trample. Turn 3: Put out Rakdos Shred-Freak, and hit for 16.I was able to pull this off with my second game using this deck.
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Unfortunately, crypt-born horror actually sucks. Either hes useless or you are already winning. Try more vexing devils instead.
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I have it in there for when I play Emperor or 2HG. I have thought of doing the same exact thing, but I just happened to get Vexing Devil in a booster. They cost a lot. I am thinking about swapping it out for a cheaper card, though. It hasn't really been too useful.
Sorry if that was confusing. I was talking about swapping out Crypt-born Horror out for a lower CMC card. I wasn't talking about Vexing Devil.
Gotcha. Maybe you could get one more demigod in and give the other slots to...There are two 2cmc goblins in rakdos colors. Both are 3/1. One has trample the other haste. I'd recommend haste but that's just me.
Also, I'm sorry if my initial criticism was rude. Struck me that way when I just reread it.
It's all good, dude. I appreciate the input. This deck already wins most games on turn three, and sometimes on turn four. I just want it to be a little more consistent, and potentially more dangerous.