| Undying Flames is a rather slow way to kill our opponent, considering it cannot do the twenty required damage in one hit. This is where Reiterate comes in. Reiterate allows us to copy our flames on the first play and hopefully kill them as soon as we play it. It is also helped by its Buyback keyword, probably my favorite keyword ever. Walk the Aeons combo anyone? Anyways, Reiterate allows us to copy spells, which helps against control decks, a counters counter if you will. Because of Wake and Heartbeat, we should be able to play reiterate and its buyback many times on one turn, while we are waiting for our Undying Flames. While every card mentioned so far is crucial to this deck, nothing, I repeat NOTHING helps us as much as Congregation at Dawn. Some of my readers may have already figured it out, but just to be clear in regards to what this card does in this deck, i'll explain. Congregation at Dawn on the same turn as Undying Flames allows me to reveal, lets say Draco, Darksteel Colossus and Autochthon Wurm for a combined fourty-two damage, and with one wake or heartbeat out, requiring only nine land, but we can do with six if we only replicate once, which would still hit our opponent for thirty-one damage. This means that the turn after we play Mirari's Wake we can nail our opponent for thirty-one damage. Rather than explain my mana base, i'll present the finished deck and let common sense explain my land. |
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