MTG Combo: Blistercoil Weird + Paradise Mantle
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euananddalesaccount on
Blister Mantle
8 years ago
change Sulfur Falls to Scalding Tarn and also add Magmatic Chasm over Faithless Looting. Also, get rid of Aetherflux Reservoir. You don't need it if you're running the Blistercoil Weird + Paradise Mantle .
You can get off on turn 2, why run something you won't cast?
DoubleHelixGamer on
Blistercoil in Paradise
8 years ago
Blistercoil Weird + Paradise Mantle combo with another Blistercoil Weird + Dual Casting and any one drop = Infinite Pump/Casting/Burn/Whatever you want to do. Build a deck like this for my brother and you've given me a lot of great ideas for the one drops. Gelectrode would work as well in this scenario if you are in a pinch.
Izzet-Bigger-Than-A-Bread-Box on
8 years ago
This is the best deck since that deck I saw with the Blistercoil Weird + Paradise Mantle combo thing
JetUppercut on
8 years ago
Not entirely sure what the plan with this deck is, but there's a great budget deck that uses Blistercoil Weird + Paradise Mantle to cast a bunch of 1-mana or no mana spells before storming out with Grapeshot.
There's a great article on it here if you're interested in it. Most likely plenty of decks on this site as well.
It requires a lot of luck to pull off, but killing someone on turn 2, it's pretty hard to be more powerful than that.
wants2belink on
Some People Just Want to Bury the World in Grapes
9 years ago
Looking at it now, I definitely agree that Paradise Mantles would be a bit much. If you really want to go that route then you're essentially going to be playing Storm but with the Blistercoil Weird + Paradise Mantle interaction being your mana engine instead of Desperate Ritual + Pyromancer Ascension . At that point I'd really completely retool this deck, throw in lots of 1 mana spells like Cerulean Wisps, Crimson Wisps, and Aphotic Wisps, as well as Mutagenic Growths for a little extra pump. You won't need to make a full storm count of 14-18 since you'll be swinging in with the Blistercoil as well, but what you gain in versatility you're going to be losing in reliability in that regard.
As for the deck right now, I'm not too sure on the lack of serious card draw here, dropping your hand by turn 3 and then just relying on top decks isn't the best way to go about things. I'd probably cut out the Quicksilver Daggers and the Sigils, replace them with some combination of Gitaxian Probe, Serum Visions, and Electrolyze.
Probe is always great, and a turn 1 Probe on the play will basically tell you exactly what you need to wait and watch for later on. Serum Visions is a great card to dig three into your library, worst case scenario you're dumping stuff you don't need at the bottom of your deck or just waiting to draw the answer with your next spell or draw step. Electrolyze pulls the double duty of burn and draw, and in my mind it basically fills the same kind of role as Magma Jet since a Scry 1 is kind of like drawing half a card.