Fiery Shamans

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The owner of this deck hasn't added a sideboard, they probably should...

The first time I played magic the gathering, one of the few cards in my first deck (which was a red white deck) was elementals. Since then I loved them to death.
I wanted to make a pure elemental deck since then, but never had the cards.
Sevarisa gave me the idea for elemental shamans being a good idea. And I love them for this. And this deck also because it's such a low cost to buy... and to play.
I want it.

I'm not sure how to fully play this deck since I don't own it as of yet, but I'll do my best to get a good run down for a basic play:

As a start off, get Brighthearth Banneret onto the feild. Save you a lot of time on getting cards out.
As a good start, throw out all your 1-2 drop cards for free once Brighthearth Banneret is on. Get another and drop your 3 drop cards as well.
Which in turn lets you play Incandescent Soulstoke much easier. Add on that +1/+1 to your elementals and it's pumping it hard core.
You can then throw out Nova Chaser out free and you have a big bad 10/2to pumple your way to victory.
But for good messure, throw out a Door of Destinies and Dolmen Gate to keep your creatures alive and to power them up. At the same time, Rage Forger will add onto your shamans strength along with your Incandescent Soulstoke .
For a strong burn creature, Sunflare Shaman is your main choice. If you have any elementals in your graveyard, say you got milled and you have this card it's perfect to hit hard and heavy.
For a massive pump creature, first play Soulbright Flamekin, then after Vengeful Firebrand. Use Soulbright's ablity three times to add 8 mana to your pool, and pump Vengeful Firebrand to hell and back with power.

I shouldn't have to really explain much with the instants or sorcerys... those are pretty self explanitory really but over all this seems like a good deck and even if it wasn't I'd still use it honestly.

• Elemental
• Shaman
• low
• cost
• Burn