Crimson Cannons on Propane!
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Quanta Index: 4.83
I originally had planned to use this deck for the spellbound tournament, but seeing as I missed it, I felt like I wanted to share this with the rest of the community. I did test this deck a few times on AI3 and I have to say it fairly works well.
The cards I picked were meant to deal with spellless decks like the tournament rules, so that's why it fits in 6 crimson dragons. Crimson dragons are very versatile creatures in a spellless environment as they can't be rewound, devoured by an otuyugh, fit under gravity shield, and bypasses wings. They also have a relatively nice damage to quanta index with a 6/5 ratio. Even if your opponent has a fire shield up or a parasite that can infect your dragons, they can still dish out punishing damage before dying.
The fire shields are there for creature control, as they can take out pesky scarabs, arctic squids, deja vus, and any weak growing creatures like lycanthrope and lava golem.
The three deflags are there to mainly get rid off dimensional shield if your opponent has it or any other pesky permanents your opponent puts out.
There is only one Fahrenheit in the deck as I only had one, but if you have more, feel free to put them into this deck so you can use up the fire quanta that you're stockpiling when waiting for a dragon. Even if you play a dragon, your Fahrenheit hits after your pillars and pendulums generate quanta, so it still deals a lot of damage.
If you want, you could also fit in a few phoenixes.