An aggressive Air Fire deck inspired by @Sorcelled's Fury Road.

As long as you have at least one pip of each element in your starting sites you can mulligan spells pretty aggressively for a strong start.

Generally prioritize dealing damage to card advantage and board control as long as you think you have a way to close the match once the opponent reaches DD (this is especially relevant against Druid).

The deck has basically no way to survive DD for even 1 turn, so chumpblocking the right attacks to get there just 1 turn later can make the difference between winning or losing.

Playing 2 copies of Lone Tower, Gothic Tower and Dark Tower increases the chances of opening one in your starting hand which gives a big boost to the deck. Drawing a dead tower late doesn't seem very relevant as the extra mana would be wasted more often then not.

River of Flame is there only to cast the sided Firebolts and Disintegrate so it can be cut for an Arid Desert if you're not playing Bo3 to be less vulnerable to Peasant Revolt, Atlantean Fate and Castle Haunt.

Despite being in the initial version of the deck, Mirror Realm was only useful to get to double elemental thresholds or to push some damage by copying Poisoned Well, so it was cut for Rift Valley.

There's no Ring of Morrigan because it doesn't provide much to the deck's gameplan and feels awkward to use on a low mobility avatar like Sorcerer. If the game reaches the point where its defensive capabilities start to get relevant you're probably not gonna be able to claw your way back anyway.

It could be considered as a sideboard card against Battlemage if you're playing Bo3, but this deck doesn't struggle against it enough to justify running something so specific.

The magic section is the most WIP part, the deck really wants to run cheap cards but cheap magics have big restrictions in what they can do so some compromises are needed like the 1/1 split between Disenchant and Shatter Strike.

So far Lightning Bolt is the only magic that has proven to be a clear inclusion in the deck, being useful as a cheap removal, burn spell and game closer.

Casting Feast for Crows means letting go of the gas for one turn, so make up for it by hitting cards that would force you to play awkwardly later in the game such as Root Spider, Earthquake and Poison Nova.

Currently considering cutting Aramos Mercenaries as they never seem to line up well with the plays the deck aims to make, not sure what the replacement would be.

The sideboard is kinda thrown together as I have only a superficial understanding of the current metagame:

• Amulet of Niniane is a way to stall Archimago from closing the game and to increase the number of different artifact threats they have to remove with their limited copies of Dispel/Disenchant together with Maddening Bells
• while Just a Rock would be a cheaper way to hit artifacts that doesn't have positional restrictions, Disenchant has the ability to hit key threats like Drums of Doom and Orb of Ba'al Berith and also doubles as occasional Enchantress hate
• Firebolts is a cheap removal against aggro decks and a way to close the game against the Druid + Drums of Doom combo, it's better than Magic Missiles because it can be cast from River of Flame (meaning it can also be an extra answer to Root Spider)
• Cast into Exile and Infiltrate are the best spot removals the deck has access to, they are meant to combat decks that try to pump out big threats like Geomancer
• Daperyll Vampire is an extra answer to other aggro decks, giving you an additonal plan other than winning the damage race
• there's no side for Deathspeaker because despite running lot of mass removal it struggles to keep up with this deck constant stream of damage and threats having to spend a lot of mana to move its own gameplan forward (you can however consider siding out less useful cards like Disenchant and Infiltrate for Firebolts to increase you damage output and ways to close the game)