This deck takes advantage of what happens when you have multiple Wild Beastmasters and/or Cultivator of Blades attack on the same turn.
Let's say you have three Wild Beastmasters on the board and you play Phytoburst on one of them. You will now have a 6/6, a 1/1, and another 1/1. When you attack with them, you get to choose which order their triggered abilities take place in. So let's see what happens.
The first Beastmaster's ability triggers, turning the other two into 7/7's. Then the second Beastmaster's ability triggers, giving us a 13/13, a 7/7, and a 14/14. And you see where this is going now...
After the third Beastmaster's ability triggers, you will have a 27/27, a 21/21, and a 14/14. Your opponent had better hope they have a few Doom Blades handy!
Of course, that is not a situation you will get every game. But I've put in other good cards that will work well together and put consistent pressure on your opponent.
Fires of Yavimaya is this deck's Swiss army knife. It both pumps and allows for surprise mega-attacks. On top of that, you can pay for it in advance so on the turn of your mega-attack, you will have more mana to spend on creatures or other pump spells. You have to activate its ability in response to the Beastmasters' attack triggers so that you can use the haste and pump effects on the same turn.
Wild Slash doubles as this deck's removal and the answer to Fog effects.
This is definitely my favorite deck I've designed thus far. It's a powerful deck that's so very fun to play. And it shouldn't cost you more than $15 to get the cards that you need for it!
