Ditch the floodings for freeze, and drop a pillar or two for freeze as well. Synergizes well with toadfish, and gives you an extra layer of control
Gotcha. Flooding's out, although I'm currently trying to find out which is better, Fog or Ice Shield.
(Against Momentum, yeah, that stinks anyway, but an inflation or two should sort it out.)
There don't need to be so many Ice Dragons, they're 10 
for 9 attack, while two Toadfish are 10 for 12 attack. Just have one or two dragons, then fill in the rest with other misc cards that other people are mentioning.
Well, the Ice Dragon also takes just one card to cast, while the Toadfishes ... two. Then again, the reason for so many Ice Dragons in the deck is that, in the end, it's a rush deck. With that many pillars, I've managed to summon the dragon by my fourth turn, sometimes even the
third, quite a few times given good pillar openings when the toadies came up a bit late.
Aside of Flooding (which, I must admit, rarely became good asset), it has served me pretty well. Without the PITA known as Dimensional Shield, the match usually ends in no more 12 turns.
(Wings? At least my dragons can sort it out. Gravity Shield (the dragons are 9/6)? Poison the dragon once, then wait for riot.
:v )
