Hiya! Sean from NY again, this time I'm trying to create a casual mono-red burn/land destruction deck with what I've got to work with in my collection.  This deck loves the idea of dropping a blizzard-herder then cracking the earth to lose the herder and one land while hopefully your opponent loses two land.  I've got a lot of Kamigawa and 9th Edition cards at my disposal as well as a plethora of older cards, none of which are on target for what I'm trying to do here.  This deck isn't supposed to win consistantly, it's more like an amusing/annoying red deck, kind of like how newer players like to build mono-blue decks made up of mostly counters :P  Anyway, So far I've got the list trimmed down to 96 cards, the goal being to get to 60 cards with a possible sideboard.  Oh, and some things to take into consideration: my rare count isn't terribly high, so the most I can do for my Zo-Zu the Punisher and Thoughts of Ruin is 2 each, but if you think they're truly important I can try to get more.  And spells really shouldn't go over 3cc (except for a few choice 4cc spells), this deck isn't a fan of land LOL.   And lastly, I didn't include Pyroclasm because while its a lovely universal sweeper, it kills everything in my deck with ease.  Okies, here's the decklist:

 

Who Needs More Than Four Land?

 

Creatures:

4  Akki Blizzard-Herder
4  Akki Raider
4  Frostling
4  Goblin Brigand
4  Hearth Kami
4  Raging Goblin
2  Zo-Zu the Punisher

 

Other Spells:

4  Bolt
4  Crack the Earth
4  Deperate Ritual
4  Glacial Ray
4  Lava Spike
4  Seething Song
4  Shock
4  Stone Rain
4  Sunder from Within
2  Thoughts of Ruin
4  Volcanic Hammer

4  Fellwar Stone

 

Land:

24 Mountain

 

So, what's your opinion? Thanks!

You've also got Glacial Ray, which explains why you had Sunder from Within and Crack the Earth.  Sunder can come back, then, in exchange for Goblin Brigand.  Crack the Earth still isn't good enough.  And if we're gonna try for an Arcane/Splice subtheme, drop Volcanic Hammer.  Non-Arcane burn spells need to live up to a higher standard for this deck.  Shock is okay, but dropping it would bring us down to the magic number 60.