Thanks guys! I do think that the Diabolics are helpful in this deck, since they can usually ensure a win by turn 5 if you get one into your hand by then. I will eventually replace the Cathars' Crusade, because it hasn't been to useful, but the Wild Beastmaster and the Champion of Lambholt almost always win the game when they come out, and they serve as good backup in case plan A, Primal Surge, falls short. Do you think Thragtusk is better than champion?

Also, suprisingly, Gavony Township is amazing, as in, SUPER AWESOMLY AMAZING!

I really like this deck. At first i had my reservations, but after a turn 4 pulling everything except for 3 cards, I was happy. For me, it went:

Turn 1: Forest, then Arbor Elf

Turn 2: Swamp and Elvish Archdruid

Turn 3: Swamp and Gilded Lotus

Turn 4: Forest into Primal Surge andthe entire deck except for Craterhoof Behemoth

Turn 5: Game

It should have been turn 4 game - Akroma's Memorial gives haste. LIKE A BOSS

True.

Did you never play against a control deck? A counter, Oblivion Ring , or Supreme Verdict , or any burn at all seems like it could hinder your deck. I would at least put some Unburial rights in your sideboard.

This seems absolutely incredible if I read it right. Essentially u use Diabolic Revelation to pull the only non permanents out of the deck and then thanks to ur serious ramp dump the deck and swing for unworldly damage. It's so straight forward it's comical. And if they fog u mill the hell out of them. If the moon mist ur werewolf still swings for the kill. So a plan b and c just incase the 5000 and up damage doesn't do the trick. +1 for sure. Might even build it and see how my meta handles it

Ok, I'm not sure how well it translates from theory to practice, but it looks like great fun. +1 from me. Well done.

Thanks guys- I was inactive for a while, but I have still continued playing with this deck- I just competed in an FNM with it, and that was without using duel lands, instead I was using guildgates. I was shocked, because I won 3 out of the 5 matches I played, and tied another. This deck does surprisingly well, and trust me, this will always be one of my favorite decks, because the look on their faces when you play your entire deck, and then turn everything sideways- priceless.