My First Deck - Masques/Invasion Standard - Kavu Fires

[The Crow's Eye]

This was my very first magic deck. I've kept it together, and I'm thinking about bringing it back out for some kitchen table gamming. I only ask that your fixes stay within the format indicated in the title and that you keep Darigaaz in the deck. The reason I built this back when was to play my copy of Darigaaz, the Igniter.

4 Birds of Paradise
4 Llanowar Elves
4 Kavu Titan
3 Horned Kavu - Gating synergy with FTK, Kavu Titan, and Blastoderm
3 Flametongue Kavu
1 Kavu Monarch
4 Blastoderm
1 Shivan Dragon
1 Darigaaz, the Igniter

4 Seal of Fire
4 Fires of Yavimaya
4 Saproling Burst

2 Darigaaz's Caldera
2 City of Brass
4 Karplusan Forest
4 Sulfurous Springs
7 Forest
3 Mountain
1 Swamp

Sideboard
1 Tahngarth, Talruum Hero
2 Kavu Chameleon
3 Earthquake
3 Tangle
2 Terminate
3 Hull Breach
1 Obliterate

[amaury-guy]

Hi there,

I remembered about this deck a few months ago. I came up with an updated version with an addition of blue and Temur ascendancy, which is great with Saproling burst.
I will post a decklist soon.

[amaury-guy]

Here is the deck I use:

// Lands
2 City of Brass
2 Mountain
3 Forest
3 Breeding Pool
4 Wooded Foothills
3 Stomping Ground
2 Steam Vents
2 Misty Rainforest
1 Island

// Creatures
4 Blastoderm
4 Birds of Paradise
3 Flametongue Kavu
4 Arbor Elf
1 Shaman of the Great Hunt
1 Woodland Wanderer
3 Yasova Dragonclaw
1 Stampeding Wildebeests

// Spells
4 Saproling Burst
4 Fire / Ice
3 Fires of Yavimaya
4 Temur Ascendancy
1 Rite of Undoing
1 Urza's Rage

Rite of Undoing is great in combination with Yasova Dragonclaw and Saproling Burst. It provides you great card advantage.
Woodland Wanderer can be 6/6 with City of Brass and Birds of Paradise
I preferred Stampeding Wildebeests over Shivan wurm because you can attack with both beasts on the turn they come into play. Not quite sure of my choice.
I don't like Urza's Rage. Too slow.
I would also need some permanent destroyers, like Trygon predator and Beast within, but don't know to include them.

It's not quite the spirit of the deck you played, but most of the old creatures are (or can be) still here. The addition of blue and Temur mechanics enables a good card advantage.

What do you think guys ?