Strangely, this became the most expensive of the decks in this cycle, but with a 2.15 average cost on a 12/11/16/1 curve, it is more than manageable. As this name suggests, the deck is not about the big blasts, but rather the little bursts and annoyances that happen over and over again. Raid bombardment, with a few creatures, can turn Chandra's Spitfire into a devastating instrument of death. Guttersnipe can only power off of 10 spells, but that is more than enough to make it worth my while. There a legion more ways in which these cards show their synergies, but again, the point is to use a combination of annoying direct damage with amplifying mechanisms. Five-Alarm Fire should be brought back into consideration for later versions.