The End-Raze

Custom Aggro BRG (Jund) Horde Magic

Five-Sided-Prism

Creature (85)

• 1x Foundry Street Denizen
• 1x Gutterbones
• 1x Pelt Collector
• 1x Rakdos Cackler
• 1x Skarrgan Pit-Skulk
• 1x Spear Spewer
• 1x Tin Street Dodger
• 1x Wasteland Viper
• 1x Burglar Rat
• 1x Gobhobbler Rats
• 1x Goblin Anarchomancer
• 1x Goblin Assailant
• 1x Gravel-Hide Goblin
• 1x Immolation Shaman
• 1x Kronch Wrangler
• 1x Rakdos Headliner
• 1x Savageborn Hydra
• 1x Spike Jester
• 1x Thrill-Kill Assassin
• 1x Tin Street Hooligan
• 1x Zhur-Taa Goblin
• 1x Avatar of Discord
• 1x Burning-Tree Shaman
• 1x Daggerclaw Imp
• 1x Gruul Spellbreaker
• 1x Hellhole Flailer
• 1x Judith, the Scourge Diva
• 1x Krenko, Tin Street Kingpin
• 1x Lobber Crew
• 1x Plaguecrafter
• 1x Pyrewild Shaman
• 1x Rakdos Roustabout
• 1x Rubblebelt Rioters
• 1x Rubblebelt Runner
• 1x Scab-Clan Berserker
• 1x Scion of the Wild
• 1x Slate Street Ruffian
• 1x Wild Beastmaster
• 1x Bloodfray Giant
• 1x Carnage Gladiator
• 1x Crowned Ceratok
• 1x Dagger Caster
• 1x Desecration Demon
• 1x Exava, Rakdos Blood Witch
• 1x Ghor-Clan Rampager
• 1x Giant Solifuge
• 1x Krenko, Mob Boss
• 1x Nullhide Ferox
• 1x Rakdos Firewheeler
• 1x Rakdos Pit Dragon
• 1x Rakdos, Lord of Riots
• 1x Rubblebelt Raiders
• 1x Rumbling Slum
• 1x Slum Reaper
• 1x Smogsteed Rider
• 1x Spawn of Mayhem
• 1x Sunder Shaman
• 1x Turret Ogre
• 1x Volatile Rig
• 1x Bioplasm
• 1x Blade Juggler
• 1x Challenger Troll
• 1x Dread Slag
• 1x Ilharg, the Raze-Boar
• 1x Massacre Girl
• 1x Rust Scarab
• 1x Skarrgan Hellkite
• 1x Woebringer Demon
• 1x Zhur-Taa Swine
• 1x Carnival Hellsteed
• 1x Chaos Imps
• 1x Hellkite Tyrant
• 1x Maze Abomination
• 1x Maze Behemoth
• 1x Rakdos, the Showstopper
• 1x Ruric Thar, the Unbowed
• 1x Sire Of Insanity
• 1x Skarrgan Firebird
• 1x Borborygmos
• 1x Giant Adephage
• 1x Lord of the Void
• 1x Molten Primordial
• 1x Stalking Vengeance
• 1x Wrecking Beast
• 1x End-Raze Forerunners

Enchantment (16)

• 1x Cindervines
• 1x Rain of Gore
• 1x Five-Alarm Fire
• 1x Pain Magnification
• 1x Rhythm of the Wild
• 1x Theater of Horrors
• 1x Gruul War Chant
• 1x Leyline of Lifeforce
• 1x Leyline of Lightning
• 1x Leyline of the Void
• 1x War's Toll
• 1x Anthem of Rakdos
• 1x Street Riot
• 1x Guild Feud
• 1x Havoc Festival
• 1x Captive Audience

Artifact (1)

• 1x Gruul War Plow

Sorcery (13)

• 1x Krenko's Command
• 1x Rain of Embers
• 1x Savage Twister
• 1x Cry of the Carnarium
• 1x Delirium Skeins
• 1x Creeping Chill
• 1x Widespread Brutality
• 1x Goblin Rally
• 1x Skull Rend
• 1x Storm the Citadel
• 1x Armed / Dangerous
• 1x Toil / Trouble
• 1x Warp World

Instant (5)

• 1x Skullcrack
• 1x Tower Defense
• 1x Burn Bright
• 1x Rampage of the Clans
• 1x Hit / Run

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Creature (20)

• 1x Disciple of the Old Ways
• 1x Dryad Sophisticate
• 1x Narcomoeba
• 1x Squealing Devil
• 1x Feral Animist
• 1x Jagged Poppet
• 1x Pestilent Spirit
• 1x Raging Kronch
• 1x Amplifire
• 1x Demon's Jester
• 1x Frenzied Arynx
• 1x Mausoleum Turnkey
• 1x Rabble-Rouser
• 1x Hunted Dragon
• 1x Indrik Stomphowler
• 1x Ogre Slumlord
• 1x Thundering Ceratok
• 1x Gruul Ragebeast
• 1x Skarrg Goliath
• 1x Utvara Hellkite

Enchantment (4)

• 1x Seal of Fire
• 1x Killer Instinct
• 1x Mirror March
• 1x Grave Betrayal

Sorcery (2)

• 1x Vandalblast
• 1x Ritual of Soot

Instant (4)

• 1x Psychotic Fury
• 1x Wildsize
• 1x Dogpile
• 1x Flames of the Raze-Boar

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I wanted to build a nontoken Horde deck to use against my Ravnica-themed Commander decks, and I decided it would be fitting to fill it with Gruul and Rakdos cards.

RULES

This is an archenemy format. The players start the game with a shared life total equal to 20 times the number of players, take their turn simultaneously (similar to the Two-Headed Giant format), and are always given the first turn. The End-Raze deck is self-piloted.

Randomly choose 30 cards from the End-Raze deck for each opponent; this becomes the Rioters' library. The Rioters begin the game with an emblem which reads: "At all times, your life total is equal to the number of cards in your library. You lose life in the form of putting that many cards from the top of your library into your graveyard, and you gain life in the form of putting that many cards from the bottom of your graveyard onto the bottom of your library; your life total can never be set to any amount. You do not draw seven cards at the start of the game and play with your hand revealed to all players, but you draw a card for each opponent during your draw step and have no maximum hand size. At the beginning of your upkeep, you get a mana counter. You have infinite mana of all types during your turn, but you can only spend mana equal to the number of mana counters you have on any one card. Creatures you control have haste, can't block, and attack each turn if able."

During each of their turns, the Rioters cast every card that they are able to cast from their hand, starting with the most expensive spell(s) (unless there is a compelling reason to play another card first). As long as they are able to pay the cost and provided the ability would have an effect (e.g. they won't repeatedly give a creature the same keyword ability), the Rioters will always activate the abilities on their cards, including the ones in their hand and graveyard. The Rioters' special mana pool is also used to pay for these abilities. Using Gruul War Plow as an example, the card could be cast as soon as the Rioters have 4 mana counters, but it's ability to become a creature wouldn't activate until the following turn unless the Rioters have 7 or more mana counters during the turn in which it is cast.

For each of their creatures, the Rioters have an equal chance of attacking the players or any planeswalker controlled by the players. The players are always attacked as a group, and any creature controlled by one of the players is allowed to block, even if the target is an another player's planeswalker. When assigning combat damage to blockers, the Rioters will always kill the maximum possible number of creatures. Further damage assignment decisions can be made by the players. If the Rioters sacrifice a creature, they always sacrifice the creature with the lowest power. Should the Rioters be forced to make any other type of decision, the players must agree on the optimal decision for them. While it isn't relevant for any of the decks I constructed, the Rioters do not vote.

The players win if the Rioters have no cards left in their library, and the players lose if their life total reaches zero.

As a final note, the following types of cards should probably not be used against this deck: 1. Any cards that would eliminate the Rioters' entire library with little to no effort, like Syr Konrad, the Grim from The Golgari Swarm or Consuming Aberration, Duskmantle Guildmage, Mind Grind, and Mirko Vosk, Mind Drinker from House Dimir 2. Any permanents that would prevent the Rioters from attacking, like Blazing Archon and Silent Arbiter from The Azorius Senate 3. Any permanents that would prevent the Rioters from dealing damage or otherwise winning the game, like Solitary Confinement or Platinum Angel 4. Any cards that would interfere with the Rioters' mana counters, like Solemnity and Suncleanser

Date added	3 years
Last updated	3 years
Legality	This deck is Custom legal.
Rarity (main - side)	11 - 0 Mythic Rares 48 - 0 Rares 36 - 0 Uncommons 25 - 0 Commons
Cards	120
Avg. CMC	3.88
Tokens	Centaur 3/3 G, Copy Clone, Goblin 1/1 R, Zombie 2/2 B, Zombie Army 0/0 B