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I primarily play kitchen table (casual) Magic, but I wanted to make my first Modern deck. This is the result. I shot for a $50 USD budget excluding basic land costs. The idea here is to use non-combat damage to help play Chandra's Incinerator.

Ex. Primary Strategy with preferred hand:

T1: Suspend Rift Bolt / Cast Seal of Fire

T2: Resolve Rift Bolt / Sacrifice Seal of Fire and cast Lightning Bolt / Lava Spike / Skewer the Critics (If resolving Rift Bolt, can also play/sacrifice Seal of Fire), Play Chandra's Incinerator

T3+: Burn and Smash Face

Otherwise, I'm just burning stuff like the caveman magic player I am.

My sideboard currently consists of stuff I threw together after hearing of a couple archetype matchups to be on the lookout for.

Feel free to leave comments and suggestions. I'm relatively new to magic and curious if there are more reliable strategies to find/get out Chandra's Incinerator or similar cards to Chandra's Incinerator to include in my deck. Thanks in advance for suggestions, and I hope you have a pleasant rest of your day.

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Hello. I wanted to post an update (and I apologize for it being long overdue). I played my deck against a few friends who themselves played decks such as Blue/Black rogues and a more conventional Mono Red Burn. My deck felt a bit vulnerable against blue due to the combo-esque nature of using burn to cast Chandra's Incinerator, but if it stuck I could quickly win a game. Against the more standard mono red burn, my deck did well. Burn spell damage being equal, if I was able to cast Chandra's Incinerator I typically won since my Lightning Bolt could deal three damage to the face and remove a creature. Searing Blood was a blowout card by potentially removing two creatures and dealing three damage for two mana and a single card. This pattern sort of stuck against other decks I played. The deck worked well against go-wide decks, and I had a lot of fun playing it.

So after playtesting a bit, I figured I would bring it to my local game store that advertised magic nights on Fridays. This was about ten months ago.

Unbeknownst to me this means playing commander...whoops.

Even so, I had fun playing this deck with friends and would recommend it to people looking for a slightly different take on a mono red burn deck.

Recently I was able to play at a FNM event, but the deck is a bit different than the one posted here. Here's my Mono Red Budget Burn (Updated) deck. Overall I thought it performed well. Feel free to check it out.

Thanks for stopping by, and I hope you have a pleasant rest of your day.

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Casual

98% Competitive

Date added 1 year
Last updated 10 months
Exclude colors WUBG
Legality

This deck is Modern legal.

Rarity (main - side)

8 - 8 Rares

14 - 2 Uncommons

15 - 5 Commons

Cards 60
Avg. CMC 2.52
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