No Seismic Assault??? That and loam combo wonderfully togeather. And black simply helps keep their hand empty and with Small Pox you be attacking on many different angles

@ Jamesfurrow: That is a definite idea! I didn't even think of Seismic Assault. My Usual Loam deck is a Junk deck, so I didn't even stop to think of all the utility red cards. Good call!

I feel like the planes walkers are taking slots you don't want except lili. I feel if they were to leave that give you more room for Squee, Goblin Nabob who's synergy for this kind of deck is excellent considering how you can discard him and freely let him die and keep getting him back. Might also want to consider a Blood Crypt in the mana base to help give you red consistency. Still think seismic Asualt should be in here with all of the land discarding your going to end up doing it might as well have the option to burn them. Might want the dredge 2 land. It enters tapped for black mana but can be used to feed the yard and keep your resources comming. I feel you don't need urabog or gavony and that's where the lands can go. Have you considered using Vengevine? A lot of these kind of decks run him

There aren't really enough creatures to effectively run the vine. I think that squee is a 'definitely maybe.' If I went straight Jund, I would run Squee as a two to three of, without question. I have no blood crypt for a reason, actually - it can't be used by the Knight of the Reliquary to fetch other lands, if necessary in a pinch. I'd rather balance the read in other lands that include the card-type land mana Forest or Plains.

Oh, and the dredge land - I know I have gotten that comment before, but i still have the same response, which is that I don't want to dredge unless necessary. It's not really a true dredge deck, and I don't want to dredge away important cards. I do want lands in the yard, but i have many ways of getting that done. Also, I want to use the knights more than the other options for getting lands in the yard, and tutoring up other land answers. I don't, honestly, want to be dredging more than absolutely necessary. This isn't a vine/troll/dredge style deck. It's very effective in its own right, but this just isn't that deck.