
Concept
The combination of Decimus + Tectonic Spikes is one of the best finishers in the game, dealing 9 immediate damage and threatening more if your opponent is still alive. It works best in an aggressive, low-curve deck lead by Starhorn, who supports both halves of the the combo and who provides the fuel to allow you to dump your hand early for damage.
Cards
Staples
- Decimus
- Tectonic Spikes
- Makantor Warbeast
The finishing combo, and the Magmar Jesus.
- Bloodtear Alchemist
- Primus Fist
- Young Silithar
The best cheap aggressive minions.
- Blaze Hound
- Spelljammer
Additional draw on aggressive bodies.
- Flash Reincarnation
- Greater Fortitude
- Kujata
Cheap spells that help you to churn through your Action Bar quicker.
- Homeostatic Rebuke
Magmar’s best AOE.
Tech
- Entropic Gaze
More pure burn for minion-light matchups.
- Krater
- Blistering Skorn
Pings/AOE to deal with artifacts or swarm strategies.
- Golem Metallurgist
- Ragebinder
- Lavaslasher
- EMP
Various Golems with strong bodies to shore up different parts of the curve.
Sample Decklists
Classic – See decklist above.
- Gro
- Plasma Storm
A straightforward build with an emphasis on buffs.
Slighhorn – See Panzer’s writeup here.
- Flameblood Warlock
- Rancour
- Twin Fang
- Elucidator
An adaptable build that can function both as aggro and control.
The Spice Corner
Monster Horn – See decklist here.
- Vindicator
- Haruspex
- Visionar
A midrange build featuring some really big minions. Weak against hard removal/dispel, but if any of your big things survives a turn, Tectonic Spikes usually means lights out.
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