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If its with Chandra you have to have bloodchief ascension. The card is great in that pairing. I will post my Chandra and GM deck when i get home.

Alrighty. Just started playing this combo and even without that the combo is borderline ridiculous. I usually switch out for other decks because I honestly feel bad. LOL

New Deck for 2hg mainly. Not sure I want three of these bloodchiefs or not but I would assume so as you need them early on. Even without them I was doing just fine against some decent players. I have a friend to play Chandra so that will work but without that not sure how these will fair as a 3some in my deck. Not like I need to play this deck all the time anyway. Seriously, borking people with this combo gets boring at times.

"Starter"

60 Cards. 24 Lands (11 9; 4 other).

A library for Grinning Malice (Rakdos)

Library code: ((((((((~~BHOQ3M~~Starter~~1AyARws~~1BOAMAg~~1?ihRFq~~2A=n3Lr~~1?eLMbr~~1A3PIzm~~3?uRgDO~~1=9hrMa~~2A5j6MB~~2BlInlZ~~2Ao3QIa~~4AR1MGf~~4?JDdWS~~2=gmu2K~~2?rA7I7~~3?3aFm3~~2?LJ3Vt~~2=LRljX~~1?TZsl8~~1Bt3kN6~~1BlYW0C~~1BIRTB=~~))))))))

Creatures
cost	■■	Reanimate
	■■	Vexing Devil	4/3
cost	■■	Sootstoke Kindler	1/1
cost	■■	Ashenmoor Gouger	4/4
cost	■■	Ashenmoor Liege	4/1
cost	■■■■	Demigod of Revenge	5/4
cost	■	Defiler of Souls	5/5
	■	Grave Titan	6/6
Death effect
cost	■■	Hissing Iguanar	3/1
	■	Rockslide Elemental	1/1
cost	■	Massacre Wurm	6/5
Direct damage
cost	■	Lyzolda, the Blood Witch	3/1
cost	■	Bituminous Blast
Player damage
cost	■■■	Bloodchief Ascension
cost	■■	Blightning
cost	■	Hellhole Rats	2/2
Removal
cost	■■■	Terminate
cost	■■	Chaos Warp
cost	■	Wrecking Ball
Utility
Land	■■■■	Evolving Wilds		Land
cost	■	Demonic Tutor
cost	■	Pain Magnification

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We are pretty close there but I prefer not to have so many wrecking balls after a lot of testing though I don't have a problem putting them in. Draws are screwy at times so I don't think it matters THAT much.

I have no problem with the terms but when mana gets bunked those land killers can be a problem.

"2hg"

70 Cards. 26 Lands (13 10; 3 other).

A library for Grinning Malice (Rakdos)

Library code: ((((((((~~BHOQ3M~~2hg~~2AyARws~~2?ihRFq~~2A=n3Lr~~1=vQRfi~~2BlEqq9~~1?8dgLJ~~1A3PIzm~~3?uRgDO~~2=mfYad~~3=9hrMa~~1=wG5WX~~2A5j6MB~~2BlInlZ~~2BOCoxQ~~2B3YEXA~~2AR1MGf~~1BL9VO5~~3?JDdWS~~2=gmu2K~~2?rA7I7~~2?3aFm3~~1=bsgK2~~1?Cqzvc~~2?LJ3Vt~~1=0UI?v~~1BlYW0C~~1BIRTB=~~))))))))

Land
Spell	■■■	Evolving Wilds		Land
cost
Creature	■	Deathgreeter	1/1
	■	Dragonmaster Outcast	1/1
	■■	Typhoid Rats	1/1
	■■	Vexing Devil	4/3
Spell	■■	Bloodchief Ascension
	■■	Reanimate
	■	Stabbing Pain
cost
Creature	■■	Goblin Deathraiders	3/1
	■■	Sootstoke Kindler	1/1
Spell	■	Demonic Tutor
	■■■	Terminate
cost
Creature	■■	Blood Cultist	1/1
	■■	Hissing Iguanar	3/1
Spell	■■	Blightning
	■■	Chaos Warp
	■	Heat Shimmer
	■	Pain Magnification
cost
Creature	■	Blazing Specter	2/2
	■■	Hellhole Rats	2/2
	■■	Singe-Mind Ogre	3/2
Spell	■■■	Wrecking Ball
cost
Creature	■■	Demigod of Revenge	5/4
Spell	■■	Bituminous Blast
cost
Creature	■	Deathbringer Thoctar	3/3
	■	Massacre Wurm	6/5
cost
Creature	■	Kaervek the Merciless	5/4

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My one overarcing theme for pretty much every deck I play is one of The Slowly Closing Fist (I.E. Slow inexorable damage that has your enemies on the clock while you are able to play from a position of power before finally choking the life from them.)

This build achieves that by having a few different ways of dealing indirect damage (Hellhole rats, Vexing Devil, Singe-Mind Ogre, Bloodchief Ascension) and decent combat damage as well as a small bit of life gain and discard (BA again as well as Pain Magnification and Blazing Specter) while having a few medium-large creatures for finishers if needed. 

This is a slightly experimental build so far. I've subbed out the third demigod for a third evolving wilds, the second stabbing pain for a dragonmaster outcast and my one grave titan for kaervek the merciless. Not sure how that will play out but the utility of both dragonmaster and kaervek in late game scenarios should at least pull even with what I removed.

I am confident that when while playing this deck (and the variant before it) I and my partner achieved around a 70% win rate. (If it's good enough for starcraft pros, it's good enough for me) Good decks for your partner include the usual 2hg suspects: Crosswins, Sepulchral Strength, Non-Mill Jace, Goblins, Peacekeepers etc. MY favorite Pairings however are a bit out of the norm I suppose, being Ancient Wilds and Berzerker Rage For the bounce and insane burst damage potential repsectively.