I do enjoy split of Fable and S-Pyro. Fable is better on curve but S-Pyro is better late game topdeck and they work very well together.

Moon is decent vs breach and random decks in open decklists it kinda forces OP to search for basics just by being in your deck.

For me deck is 58 core cards with 2 flex slots,which are Phelia and Blood Moon in my deck. I failed to find better 2drop than Phelia and its okay card(just dont expect it to be so good as in BW Taxes).

22 lands is enough, can see going up to 23 if you want to play Showdown maindeck to hedge for mirror (i would max out on 3 drops before doing that).

I personally believe Urabrask Forge is unplayable with printing of Authority of the Consuls. Its just feels so bad and while deck has Pawpatch i still believe its better to play Lynx now.

A lot games post board are much slower because ppl will bring more removal and we will try to play around mass removal also. It's why Q.Druid is often sided in while we cut some 1 drops. We adapt to the slower game pace and we add more CA so we draw more threats than OP answers.

It's classic aggressive deck. You don't keep hands without creatures pre board. It's also why there is 9 one drops so you can curve out and be attacking player since turn 1.

Did you know you can build your own Skullcrack at home with Burst Lightning your own Screaming Nemezis?

Manifold Mouse first target creature then on resolve we are deciding if it's double strike or trample. So dont give out free information :) also sometimes you might get Monstrous Rage from Emberheart Challenger (so you can pick double strike).

While playing Vs BG amount of pawpatch formation we side in is kinda fluid it depends how many 2BB demons they play. But I would not go over 3 unless we are sure it's 4demons and they keep all 4 rooms.

I believe standard metagame circled and while mono red was the best version of red decks people adapted and currently RG thanks to talent,snakeskin and Q.Druid is better. The only problem for the deck is miserable matchup Vs mono red.