Do you like the variety of elemental creatures? Do you enjoy getting sorcery/instant type benefits from your creatures? Do you enjoy burning things? Do you like spending less than $100 on your decks? I present to you, my Red Rainbow.
The purpose of this deck is to take advantage of Incandescent Soulstoke's unique ability to create devastating, temporary threats. It also uses the Evoke ability for fun effects, and Champion to double up on EtB effects such as Shriekmaw. This deck is elemental creature tribal and draws heavy inspiration from DragonClaymorePlus5's deck:
http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/tribal-elementals-29-09-13-1/#
Deck breakdown:
Flamekin Harbinger tutors for any spell besides Fling. Turn 1 you can fix your hand to help assemble your favorite combo. Champion him later on to trigger the tutor again.
Smokebraider (aka your best friend), Brighthearth Banneret: work as ramp. With one of these guys in your opening hand, you'll probably never need more than 2 lands in play!
Incandescent Soulstoke: allows us to get big guys out fast. Their end-of-turn sacrifice can be used to our advantage. Example:
Spitebellows: a nasty damage spell in the form of a creature. You'll rarely hard cast him as his Evoke is a really good ability. But if late game is a thing, a 6/1 that hurts when it dies isn't a bad thing!
Mulldrifter: adorable art and great for keeping your hand fresh. Evoke for cheap and reanimate later with Reveillark.
Shriekmaw: 2 mana kill spell is not shabby. 1 mana with a Banneret. Soulstoke gives him flash. You could run an actual kill spell if you don't care about keeping the deck tribal.
Reveillark is pretty self-explanatory. Helps fight back against enemy kill spells and can give back some very important creatures to you.
The midrange pawns: Hound of Griselbrand and Thunderblust are essentially 2 for 1 creatures. They're hard to put down and each gets arguably better after dying once. Forces your opponent to play carefully or get trampled (heh). Both have turn 3 potential if you have Smokebraider out. Thunderblust can lose his -1/-1 counter from Persist with a Reinforce from Brighthearth Banneret (fun fact!)
The bombs:Nova Chaser's lopsided stats provide that exciting red flavor, and along with Supreme Exemplar, Fling may well end up winning many games, as it can be cast in response to a kill spell (let's face it, when you have a 10/2 or a 10/10, somebody is going to try and get rid of it).Liege of the Tangle is wacky and powerful enough to validate green in this deck, completing our rainbow. All it takes is 1 damage from this guy and you've got as many 8/8 green Mountain elemental creatures as you have Mountains. And who doesn't want to slap their opponent with discolored lands from time to time?
