With out further ado, lets take a look at what I am talking about shall we?
Soul Staked
Creatures
4 x Doomed Traveler
4 x Goblin Arsonist
Enchantment
4 x Intangible Virtue
Instant
2 x Boros Charm
4 x Rootborn Defense
Sorcery
3 x Battle Hymn
4 x Burn at the Stake
4 x Gather the Townsfolk
2 x Increasing Devotion
4 x Krenko's Command
3 x Wild Guess
Land
4 x Clifftop Retreat
4 x Sacred Foundry
8 x Mountain
6 x Plains
Sideboard
3 x Oblivion Ring
2 x Boros Charm
3 x Midnight Haunting
1 x Battle Hymn
1 x Bonfire of the Damned
4 x Pillar of Flame
1 x Wild Guess



Boros Populations
This young walker isn't the strongest of spell tombs, I will admit that much but it can prove to be a handful if not dealt with. If used in the right order, a potential turn four to turn six victory. This would require the use of Battle Hymn and getting Burn at the Stake to combo off together with only eight creatures on the battle field. Intangible Virtue can provide a simple beat down strategy if you are unable to find Burn at the Stake in time. When things don't seem to go your way, using the sideboard of extra spells can provide a way to help deal with possible threats others have. There is a sort of extra Burn at the Stake in the sideboard you can use in the form of Bonfire of the Damned.


A Stake for Lost Souls
It is a very low costing spell tomb over all and doesn't need a lot of mana to get going. Being red and white, you have access to burn spells as well as removal like Oblivion Ring. When doing battle with this tomb at your side, don't be afraid to charge into battle. Rootborn Defense and Boros Charm will keep your army from death. Will you take command of the Boros population and test your luck at the tournament? How well will you do or will you take another spell tomb to the big battle? The choice is yours.....
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