THE ABSOLUTE 0 IQ DECK - BEST DECK EVER - MTG Arena - Original Decks 

To be fair you know for sure that people want to see a deck that's named "Authism Visualized". Nobody would have given a fuck if it was called "typical monored cancer".

I want to see a Oko deck. He is a little bastard you know

Your tears taste like happy.

You made the deck so now your punishment is to suffer along with your opponents.

@@schrottinator just to flex everybody else my cavalcade deck runs 16 lands and is never screwed haha

Party Zaman!

In Bo3 is actually balanced.

kosipisakii lmao this deck carried me through the ladder

@@TheWashableBomb Not only can I relate to this in the realm of MTG, but very much so in life also. This hits way too close to home. Cheers to you and your wise words.

what cards did you take out?

@@meeee32156 I kind of build my own version of the deck. I havn't played magic for a while, so I don't have all the cards and don't want to waste to many wildcards on it. I just put together what I had (+ 3 wildcards or so). Most notable changes are, I don't run risk factor, instead of Torbran I have 4 Spitfires, 2 Chandras Outrage (removal and buffs the Spitfire), 3 Dreadhord Arcanist (with that you can cast a Shock, attack with the Arcanist and play the Shock again from the graveyard -> buffs Spitfire twice), and 3 Infuriate in case I have to block but also to buff the Arcanist and cast more expensive spells from the graveyard.

And giving red more and more card draw. It’s the zero iq hearthstone effect. Players don’t like to top deck so keep filling their hands with cards for almost zero cost!

The next set will flip it. They have already dabbled in blue dragons. Control is coming.

Control is coming. The more sets...the more control. The new meta just simplified things to a more aggro friendly environment.

@@TheKillaShow Red card draw have a deck building compromise. If you exile cards and the Mana don't fit you lose one or two cards. Draw effects without exile are tied to discard like Tormenting voice so don't get card advantage and if you are countered you lose cards. Experimental frenzy is really bad if you don't run a suitable curve. The problem is small things that add to break the color. Runaway steamkin not taping for Mana, risk factor having jumpstart or not being 1UR, the over print of cheap burn before rotation...

@@Angel24Marin Im not talking about looting. There are plenty cards beyond loot draws that fill their hand. Light up the Stage, Risk Factor, The charge Theif card. The point of RDW is you win with your hand, if you stall you lose. But Magic has become fill you hand over and over for free in red. its BS.

Joshua Mullinax I just lost to one it was brutal. All they did was play all of the sweepers the wish granting fairy and had answers for everything. It was so annoying. They had no win con outside of happily ever after. Ugh

@bo adams you have met control, and they are tier 1 in modern, and so so much worse then aggro

It's too slow

Yeah that's really strong here tho, prob best 3 drop on this archetype

Agustin Zerda no your opponent can see the cards you draw when you play light up the stage

@@Niekominiek I know that but he said that people could see the spectacle effect, but yeah I guess Qwazai expressing things in nonsense way leads to confusion sometimes, again this is the guy that calls absorb 'abortion' 'abolition' etc etc

Agustin Zerda you mean the Abortion Gazer?

@@TheWashableBomb yea but in his videos he calls them abortion gazers

Ginger Brute doesn't proc the dwarfman's effect, because it's not red.

oh yeah , sorry

darkmega97 you should play 20 games with this deck and I defy you to get a positive win loss with all of the anti red going around. It’s draw perfectly or lose a mid range game that you have no hope of winning.

@@boadams3506 If you dont get a positive win/loss ratio with a mono red deck you must be the worst player to ever play magic..

Teli Lala I never lose to them. So many decks are literally pre borded for the match up. Maybe you are playing against paint eaters but the deck is so draw dependent that you will not sustain a positive win rate against equally skilled players.

Everyone keeps saying it's bad, but they only say that assuming it only stays on field for one turn...