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The simic is in there for the flashback and if I need to bring in Natuaralize witch I like better then the red artifact only alternative because it deals with enchantments To.

Creeping renaissance was a thought in case of some kind of mass enchantment wipe but I think double G cast is going to throw things off . Ill have to depend on Memories journey to recycle any enchantments that get destroyed I guess.

Witchbane isnt really a problem there is only 1 curse in the deck, nothing a naturalize cant handle Or cyclonic rift/izzets charm if there is allot of trouble on the board.

Creatures shouldnt be to much problem as burning vengeance can target creatures or player. If I get overwhelmed to fast cyclonic rift FTW.

What I really fear with this deck right now is graveyard removal mostly, And super fast big agro. Witch seems to be everywhere right now.

Ive played this deck about 4 times so far. The two big problems I ran into was a White deck witch promptly O-ringed my vengeance and threatened to put Rest in peace in from his sideboard ( hence the naturalize and Izzet's). dont know if these are the best solutions but I cant find better.

Second was Green agro with naturalizes ( hence Memories journey )

Rest in peace or similar cards I think Im pretty much screwed at that point. Unless I can counter it Im hosed.

I know they're absurdly expensive AND would clash with your whole no-creatures theme... but Snapcaster Mage?  Or on the cheaper end, Past in Flames?

Beyond that, I'm not so sure I see this really being competitive at FNM unless your local meta is mostly home-brews.  I could easily see a control deck eating you alive about 10 seconds after they realize your biggest weapon is Burning Vengeance.  Against a well conditioned Aggro deck I also don't see you making it past turn 5 without some added removal options.

More specific thoughts, I would suggest the following changes:

1) Drop 1-2 of the Arcane Melees - they're nice and help reduce the cost of things, but let's be honest, after you get one out, another one is just a dead draw.  The only thing a second one would even help is Devil's Play.

2) Shattered Perception really isn't all that good.  Most of your spells you probably would like to cast the first time before you flash them back, so the idea of just shedding your hand doesn't strike me as ideal.  Further, it's not like you're struggling for drawing effects with Desolate Lighthouse, Desperate Ravings, Faithless Looting, and Think Twice.  I would drop all three and slide in some more directed burn/removal.  I'm thinking Mizzium Mortars, or, if you prefer to damage the opponent, Brimstone Volley/Searing Spear.  You NEED that added burn for Dryad Militant.

3) I, honestly, wouldn't even worry for a moment about your enchantments being taken out.  NOBODY runs enchantment hate mainboard and then even if they side things in, you're looking at 2-3 cards max.  So I would drop Memory's Journey (conveniently removing the need for ANY green mana) in place of Mystic Retrieval or Silent Departure.

4) Rolling Temblor is a great card and certainly does some solid work, but it MIGHT not have enough reach if you're playing mid-range decks.  What do you do when you're staring down a Thragtusk or Restoration Angel?  I'd actually suggest running Cackling Counterpart to be able to provide some sort of defense in those cases when necessary.

5) Lastly, keep answers in your board for enchantments and artifacts that could totally screw you over.  Lear has already pointed out Witchbane Orb which shuts down even Burning Vengeance but also be wary of Rest in Peace/Grafdigger's Cage; Oblivion Ring/Detention Sphere; and Nevermore.   

At the end of the day, just playtest to see how well it runs.  That will the the ultimate advice-giver, as it were.  Often it seems like we have a genius idea with the combos and everything looks great on paper, only to fail miserably once it comes time to actually play.

So to clarify point-by-point,

First off, the benefits of Snapcaster Mage and Past in Flames is to open the door so that you CAN use spells that don't have flashback.  If you tie yourself only to items that already have flashback, that's REALLY limiting your options.  You said that you pulled Silent Departure for Cyclonic Rift because it's more effective, so why not do the same for some of the other cards given that you can now flash other things back?

Control WILL be a problem as they're going to be hitting you with counters that exile things - Dissipate and Syncopate are very much a thing.  You won't have any chance to get things back from the 'yard.  Further, if they're smart, they'll see what you're doing after game one and can just counter Burning Vengeance - this leaves you with ZERO options to win.

Aggro still is a problem, as a quality aggro build will kill you by turn four given your current lack of direct removal or blockers.  Yes, Burning Vengeance can target creatures, but it requires you to hit your three drop perfectly and then have more than one flashback spell in the yard already to be able to zap them with.  That's an awful lot you need to go right just to take out 2-3 creatures.  Also, keep in mind how haste will play into things - can you generate three damage at instant speed to deal with a Dreg Mangler?  Further, can you do so consistently?

If you're just looking to rip through cards, Reforge the Soul or Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded are more consistent and cheaper options to cycle things into the yard.  Then you still have a hand AND can do things with flashback.

The lack of burn/removal I'm stating is the more direct variety that doesn't rely on you having Vengeance on the field.  Again, to manage that you need to have drawn vengeance, get it on the field, and THEN have a flashback spell ready to go... just to deal two damage.  Searing Spear requires two mana... that's it.

With regard to Arcane Melee and Devil's Play, if you reduce the colorless X cost by two, that means you can essentially cast it with an X of two for just one red mana.  So to that end, it would pump the X to four if you have a second one in play, but otherwise a second copy of Melee is a dead card.   It's the same as if you run Pearl Medallion and cast White Sun's Zenith or any other cost reducer like that.  In many regards, you'd be just as well off to try running Goblin Electromancer to see if you can get the same amount of use out of it.

Militant would be an easy target, again, assuming you have all the criteria for a vengeance burn to work... nevermind how many spells it might've exiled on your path to get there.  Again raising the question for more directed burn spells.

Silent Departure was simply something to work with flashback if you're intent on everything having it.  Cyclonic Rift is most definitely a more versatile card (but note the lack of flashback).

So your answer for Thragtusk is that you end up casting and wasting FOUR Vengeance shots?  Lest we not forget he produces the beast token when he dies.  So that's now shifted you to trading four-for-one.  In a world where competitive card advantage is kind of important, that's a trade you would NEVER want to make.  Nevermind that Restoration Angel is also a very real possibility, one that definitely doesn't get touched by Temblor.  Don't forget creatures with regeneration or that grow beyond immediate burn range like Champion of the Parish - which can easily be a 3/3 or 4/4 on turn 2.  Temblor is a good card, but keep in mind its limitations.  In my experience, it's a SB card.

For Naturalize - again, great card, but hardly worth splashing an entirely new color for just that.  If you were sitting on a full playset of the shocks to get green into the mix, that'd be one thing, but three guildgates just won't get you there.  Why not just splash some blue countermagic to deal with those possibilities?  Smelt deals with Grafdigger's Cage but beyond that, I think you might have to just acknowledge that Rest in Peace will totally hose your plan.

Again, playtesting will be the best measure, but I just don't see where a deck without any direct, immediate defenses will survive long.  It might be a blast to play casually, but in a competitive standard environment, you're going to be frustrated.

You guys are making me sad

I dont wanna play the standard issue agro decks that are around right now. gimmie some options here

Dont make me play a thragtusk/ angels ramp and rancor generic I cant think for myself deck ....

I do appreciate the comments tho