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Izzet Says No!

Modern* Burn Control UR (Izzet)

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Creature (14)

Land (20)

Enchantment (2)

Instant (13)

Sorcery (11)

This deck feeds on dropping low cost sorcery and instant spells. Each creature has a benefit from instant and sorcery spells which makes some amazing smack down combo's.

Gelectrode is definitely my favorite creature spell in the deck. With Gelectrode and Melek, Izzet Paragon on the field you can send even high toughness creatures running for the hills. Imagine having Lightning Bolt show up on the top of your deck when your opponent has a 9/9.

I have been thinking about sticking in some Teleportals for my Nivix Cyclops's but they may just get in the way seeing as most of my creatures aren't for attacking.

In the end the most important point is that: "Diametrically opposing energies in self-sealed plasmodermic bubbles make great pets!"

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Creature strategy layout. — Jan. 5, 2014
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Gelectrode: Wipes out most low cost creatures and kills stronger creatures with help from Lightning Bolt or Searing Spear.

Guttersnipe: Great for throwing in direct damage while controlling or burning creatures. Gets a nice bonus from Curiosity.

Young Pyromancer: Awesome for putting up some defenses. Also adds low power rushing when your opponent is open.

Nivix Cyclops: With all that spell casting, might as well throw in a high power swinger with good defense! (thinking about switching out for Spellheart Chimera.)

Talrand, Sky Summoner: Good for some flying defense and offense.

Melek, Izzet Paragon: Nothing beats free spell copies! Also great for if you run out of cards in your hand! This card really lets you get in some huge combo's especially if you have Izzet Boilerworks out and a Hidden Strings ciphered onto Gelectrode or Guttersnipe!

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