This deck seeks to take full advantage of Cabaretti Revels to do hilarious things.

Combos:

• Grinning Ignus can re-cast its self for 1 red, triggering Revels many times in a turn.
• Antique Collector can put all your creatures back in the deck, so they are available to pop right back out.  This is great for a number of ETBs, but especially useful for Goldhound.  In longer games, you'll find yourself intentionally giving your opponents good trades, just to get your creatures back in your deck so you have some more Revels ammo.

Infinites:

• While this infinite loop is a bit Rube-Goldberg-ian, it DOES happen, and the when it does, you will almost certainly win from all the creatures with ETB triggers...  Have Cabaretti Revels and Orge Battledriver in play.  Use Antique Collector to apply perminent deck returning to Goldhounds.  Repeate: return Grinning Ignus, sacrificing Goldhound for the mana.  Play Grinning Ignus triggering Cabaretti Revels to cast Goldhound.
• This is an infinite mana combo that doesn't even need Revels...  Use Racketeer Boss to give Grinning Ignus permenant ETB treasure.  Then, either, do that again, or Have Cemetery Prowler in play, with a creature exiled, or have Goldspan Dragon in play.  Repeate:  return Grinning Ignus, play Grinning Ignus.

Important Cards:

• Prosperous Innkeeper is the most important non-combo card.  As a low-cost card, you'll easily hit them with Revel, netting some mana.  You will then also end-up with many of them on the field, gaining LOTS of life. 4x Innkeeper + 2x Revel * 4 creature casts per turn (due to Ignus) = 48 life per turn.
• Card Advantage: Ominous Traveler to infinitly recur 2-4 drops.  Hollowhenge Wrangler to turn all late flood into 5 drops.  Toski, Bearer of Secrets, to do Toski things (also nice to have uncounterable 4 drops for Revel triggers).
• Ashaya, Soul of the Wild, is both huge from all the creatures, and provides lots of mana to keep your engine going.
• There is quite a bit of Treasure flowing through this engine, so Goldspan Dragon often doesn't even want to risk swinging in.
• Getting In:  This deck is heavy on weenies, so even with a large board, it can be hard to find a way in.  Cards like Elegant Entourage, Saryth, the Viper's Fang, Venom Connoisseur, and Orge Battledriver help overcome sizing issues.

Deck Composition:

• This is one of the few decks where card variety is actually good.  Since it's so easy to empty all the creatures from your deck onto the field, the variety doesn't deminish your decks predictability.  More over, the extra variety means your mob gets a longer list of super powers each turn.
• This deck is fairly win-more, because it can do absolutly rediculous things, but it's full of weaknesses, so it should lean on going big fast, and not get too bogged down with responses.  It also isn't be fast enough to beat red aggro or be considered reliable aggro, so it's BO1 all the way, and will never be competative as it relies too heavily on Revels.