Dies to Removal

My usual RDW: 4 nobles - 4 cacklers - 4 maulers - 4 zealots - 4 reckoners - 4 hellriders - 3 wolves - 2 stonewrights - 2 pillars - 4 spears - 2 volleys and 23 mountains. I actually wanted to test the All-In Red, but I lacked the Lealists so trying something like that whouldn't have had much sense (o...

So, I just won my local store FNM and I'm REALLY disappointed. Every friday I have to run like hell because I'm allowed to leave work no sooner that 17 o' clock, which is EXACTLY when the FNM starts somewhere else - I ride my bike to the store in 5-10 minutes (it depends mostrly on pedestrians and t...

I've managed to get pretty much every card I needed except 3 Loyalists and a full set of chainwalkers. I think I can replace the latter with 4 Mogg Flunkies which could even make some kind of sense, but replacing Loyalists seem to be an harder task - I could try Goblin Arsonists, but they just suck....

I'm trying to set my mind on these ideas (I swear I thought you were kidding when I first saw the list - I wouldn't have joked about the VD otherwise), THEN I'd like to ask some questions.
I want to try out things by myself before that, though.

Gotta reply with http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trGkPerU3-k

Happy b-day man

Random reply: just out of curiosity I've checked the RDW Modern Primer on MTGS.
The last deck features a set of Vexing Devils.
I don't know what to think anymore.

You could always take out those costly Reckoners.
Alternatively, you could take out those useless Stromkirk Noble, as they would NEVER deal 4 damage anyway (you know, with all those smiters and first strikers around...).

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