Brushfire (Unorthodox Fire/Life)

[Terran 3]

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General idea:

Get your Brimstone Eaters out in the field and cast Epinephrine on them to speed up production while doing damage with Fahrenheit, then end the game with a few choice Fire Lances.

Cards:

Brimstone Eater: Produces per turn to fuel Fire Lance for the finishing blow.

Fahrenheit: Takes advantage of the growing pool of each turn.

Jade Shield: Reduces damage; lets you damage opponents with reflecting shields of their own by casting Fire Lance on yourself.

Explosion: PC for troublesome cards such as Discord and Lobotomizer.

Epinephrine: Increases production speed.

Fire Lance: Provides CC; finishes off your opponent.

Other options:

Rain of Fire: Clears the field of creatures with low HP

Shard of Gratitude: Provides steady healing.

Shard of Bravery: Provides draw power.

[dragtom]

mark/pendulum switch to get brimstones 1st turn.
Mitosis may or may not be a good addition.

[Terran 3]

While having a mark and pendulums let you play Brimstone Eaters on the first turn, I find that I prefer a mark and pendulums, since I can get an Epi'd Brimstone Eater on the second turn if I get 2 pendulums on the first turn; if I use a mark, I would have to wait until the third.

[UndeadSpider1990]

How like Fire for all of your creatures to be made of paper Cool deck

[EmeraldDagger]

I like your idea, but I'm a bit concerned with Brimstone Eaters being too weak. RoF or Dry Spell can easily wipe them off the screen. But your idea is original, and it has caught my interest. Following.

[rob77dp]

The quanta pool fills up quickly, so I tried -1 Fahrenheit -1 Explosion +1 Fire Lance +1 Life Pendulum.  So far second turn Epi'd Fire Eater is quite frequent this way.  I like it.

Brushfire (minor mod by rob77dp

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Spoiler for It also led me to try this (a bit stray from your original idea, but similar enough I think):

Fahre-phine?

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Which then lead me down a much different path than you started on, but I'll share here anyways

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They are fun but mostly just some silly deck building exercises on a Wednesday morning.

[Tsmuji]

Rule 34 of Elements: If you can think of it, Polder's pvp deck list has it. This is Wildfire from there, it works pretty nicely.

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[Calindu]

I personally love this deck, using it whenever I want some fun, there's my version of it:

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Animate Weapon works nicely in this deck, it provides a boost in attack and allows the use of bolts as CC in a rush vs. rush matchup.

[Chapuz]

I would play it with 33 cards adding 3 SoBrs, just because.