D_boss thanks for the suggestion but I always flip lands with Bob. Besides, it doesnt look like library is modern legal.

Hellrider is for topping off a token deck, what would be do in here?

I was thinking of boarding in Hellrider against grindy match-ups like abzan company. Or getting the last points of damage in against deaths shadow

Kozilek's Return puts in good work against Affinity, Tokens, and Vizier combo.

I feel like Thrun, the Last Troll would be a better card for that slot. Grindy games, if by grindy you mean trading resources and playing the topdeck game, tend to be won with resilient, hard to interact with cards, of which Thrun is king. Olivia amd Kalitas both out value him, but are susceptible to removal. In the case of company decks, thats more of a cluttered board state stall. While hellrider CAN win through that with a developed board on our side, im not sure thats the game you want to play against them. Better to let them over commit, play just enough spot removal to fake not having damnation, then sweep the field. Any game where a hellrider would have won me the game, id rather have had an anger of the gods a turn before. That's just me though, have you had a chance to test him?

I would also play Thrun over Hellrider in here.

the rabble master doesn't seem very good without more goblins. why do you use it instead of Captain Lannery Storm or Sin Prodder just for example?

Don't underestimate the master of rabbles. On an empty board, he swings in for 1/6/8 damage over 3 turns, leaving value behind if he gets dead. Hes there for pressure, and hes pretty good at it. In matches he gets stone walled, side him out.

have you ever played a game of magic in which your opponents don't have a single creature or literally any removal spell? he is a great target for a Lightning Bolt, Terminate, Fatal Push, Abrupt Decay, Mana Leak. i'm just saying that is a very unlikely situation that I have almost never experienced in my 10 years of magic. how has he been working out for you?

you should mix in one or two [tarfire]s with those bolts to add to goyf's power

i meant Tarfire

So far Goblin Rabblemaster is a house. The last match I played him in, my opponent was playing Abzan Company and didnt seem bothered by him at first. But after 3 turns they said, Man that Rabblemaster is more annoying than I thought. It is constant pressure and if they choose not to block the tokens that turns into 1-3 damage per turn just with the tokens. He is really just in there to make the deck more aggressive. Captain Lannery Storm doesnt do as much because I generally dont need excess mana. The goblins that Rabblemaster leaves behind have more value than the treasure tokens.

Tarfire doesnt do much outside of pump Tarmogoyf +1/+1. bolt removes most small threats like Delver of Secrets  ^Flip or enablers like Birds of Paradise. Tarfire is more for decks concerned with hitting delirium.

jk77 in attrition matches, sure he dies a lot. But he also eats a path that isnt there for your goyf or bob. Or your bob got bolted and Lily got countered, now that his hand is empty you drop a rabby and apply pressure. Hes even better in "disruption and a clock" matches like storm, ad nauseum, and in some ways burn. Sure he has cards and decks that play well against him (Jeskai, in particular) but I definately think he earns his slots in a goodstuff attrition deck.

but so does any other 3 mana creature.

Rabblemaster normally has a faster clock than goyf if left unanswered.

The tapped out comp% means nothing lmao. All my home brews are 91-100% on first draft lulz.

Lol. Yeah but this deck packs a punch

People are getting too distracted by you pointing out the competitive meter

I don't want to sound like a meta-slave, but I really don't think that Jund can do nearly as much without Death's Shadow. It's just too slow, and decks right now are almost all geared to play the longer game. Four threats, or four Goyfs, are not enough. Maybe they were when the only real removal that could hit them was Path, but with Push in the format you just have to run more threats.

I agree with DarkStarStorm As a GBx primary player I have to say that sadly, Right now is not Traditonal midrange's time

Thanks for the suggestions. I have been trying to stay away from Death's Shadow as a modern player. I feel that it is an abomination of the game and a cop-out strategy. However, the lore to play DS is growing as I contemplate it more and more in recent updates to this deck. I just can't bare to play it yet.

I mean, there really isn't any difference between running Death's Shadow and Tarmogoyf. They're both just big cheap vanilla beaters that you protect with removal and hand control. Think of Shadow as Goyf copies 5-8.

i don't think that Death's Shadow main deck in a regular jund build like this is a good idea. we try to gain life back with scooze and such. if you're gonna use it, do it sideboard. running threats like rabblemaster, hazoret, etc work well.

just my .02.

Chasmolinker Why the hate for death's shadow? the card wasn't even good until recently