Chandra, Bold Pyromancer

Legendary Planeswalker — Chandra

+1: Add {R}{R}, Chandra, Bold Pyromancer deals 2 damage to target player.

-3: Chandra, Bold Pyromancer deals 3 damage to target creature or planeswalker.

-7: Chandra, Bold Pyromancer deals 10 damage to target player and each creature and planeswalker they control.

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Arena	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Gladiator	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Historic	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Pioneer	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (17)

PirateCptAstera on get the mop

2 years ago

Scrib Nibblers Magma Vein Zuran Orb Liliana, Heretical Healer  ^Flip Angrath, Minotaur Pirate Chandra, Bold Pyromancer Jaya, Venerated Firemage Rakdos, Lord of Riots Demon of Dark Schemes Burnt Offering Herald's Horn Revel in Riches Liliana of the Dark Realms Command Tower Blood Crypt Canyon Slough Badlands Shadowblood Ridge Luxury Suite Reflecting Pool Orcus, Prince of Undeath

FSims81 on Hot Women Card Collection

3 years ago

Max121212 For Chandra you have some good options too. Chandra, Awakened Inferno is the literal definition of hot woman. However for what you're looking for I'd suggest stuff like Chandra, Acolyte of Flame , Chandra, Bold Pyromancer , Chandra, Flame's Catalyst , Chandra, Novice Pyromancer , Chandra, Pyrogenius , or even Chandra, the Firebrand

Frd123 on [M20 UPDATED] Rowan Kenrith Mono-Red Superfriends

4 years ago

Very nice deck. Have you considered running a Jokulhaups or Obliterate package? They work really nice with planeswalkers, even if they are not good in making friends.

If you like planeswalker combos, you can use Cloudstone Curio . It combos with the new Planebound Accomplice and Chandra, Bold Pyromancer or Chandra, Torch of Defiance . And it also combos with Koth of the Hammer if you have enough mountains.

I am trying to build a similar deck to yours using Chandra, Fire of Kaladesh  ^Flip at the helm, but I am focusing more on global destruction at the same time that she transforms. I will use a lot of suggestions of your build. Thank you!

musicman3310 on Mardu Aggro Angel/Human

5 years ago

Wily Goblin , Pirate's Pillage , Captain Lannery Storm , Chandra, Bold Pyromancer , Runaway Steam-Kin , Brass's Bounty , Gilded Lotus , and Chromatic Lantern are all reasonable ramp you could use in red. :D

Wizardhat91 on

5 years ago

The mana curve is suffering. In case this helps you, I'll point out that with only 20 lands, especially in a deck with >60 cards, those cards in the deck that cost 5+, and often those that cost 4, will be dead cards in hand on the turn you'd want to cast them.

I use deckstats.net to help me calculate my ratios of various types of cards.

A few examples. With 20 out of 63 cards being lands, and 2 of 63 being mana-producing 4-drops, there is a 32% chance of having either your Grand Warlord Radha or your Chandra, Torch of Defiance in hand on turn 4. Even if that 32% works in your favor, you still need 4 lands, which has a 49% chance of happening by turn 4. Multiply .32 by .49 and the odds of having both one of those 4-drops plus 4 lands in hand by turn 4 is only a 15.7% chance.

The chance of having at least one of these 5-drops in hand by turn 5 is 58%, but the chance of having 5 lands by then is 31%. The chance of having both is only 18%, about one out of five games.

The chance of being able to hard cast Charmbreaker Devils or Chandra, Bold Pyromancer on turn 6, with the current ratios, is 6.7%, about one out of fifteen games.

If the land count went up to 24, the chance of playing a 4-drop on turn 4 becomes 30%, a 5-drop on turn 5 becomes 30%, and a 6-drop on turn 6 becomes 13.3%. The combined chance of any of these happening by turn 6 becomes ~46%. With 20 lands, the combined chance is ~29%. To summarize, in my opinion you should either cut the 5- and 6-drops and replace them with low-curve spells, or you should cut some of the less impactful low-curve spells and bring up the land count. Otherwise you can't cast certain spells reliably.

Icbrgr on Arena: Turning Skred Red into …

5 years ago

agreed its nowhere near as good in all areas... more so just attempting to mimic it as close as possible...at least deck philosophy of skred red.

• Shivan Fire caught my attention because of its ability to grow in the late game in the way skred gets stronger as more snow permanents are in play... perhaps Banefire would be more suitable in this aspect... idk still just an idea t this point.

• mimicing Blood Moon is by far the toughest thing to do... is this the main thing you were getting at with not having the same factors in standard as modern Boza?... Blood Sun/Alpine Moon seem to be dead in all scenarios i typically come across/can think of in arena....but Damping Sphere might be good in those izzet matchups with Guttersnipe/Electrostatic Field/Niv-Mizzet, Parun... otherwise just might be nice to slow the creatures from being all dumped into play in one turn against the merfolk matchups or similar.

• Sarkahn is no koth but i figure he's a better option than Chandra, Bold Pyromancer (i think anyway...) Have his abilities be used to ditch the least useful card in hand to hopefully topdeck something more relevent and his other ability to lay down a threat like Verix Bladewing and still leave mana open for another burn spell of even just pay that kicker cost.... his ultimate of 4 5/5 flyers is kinda cool but yeah its not koths emblem by a long shot.

Joker207755 on Basic burn

5 years ago

Also Chandra, Bold Pyromancer or any version would be good to have

That-old-noob on RB Guttersnipe Wizard Burn

5 years ago

Hey ZolvaNation, do you think Jaya Ballard or Chandra, Bold Pyromancer would work for my deck? I'm not a fan of their cmc, but just curious. I'm also looking at ways to increase my card advantage. Warlord’s Fury has got my interest there.