http://tappedout.net/mtg-decks/deathmetal-breach/

For me, the biggest problem was making the deck not auto-lose vs burn/affinity/infect unless you had t3 breach. That list was tuned for a GP last year when Twin was still legal, so I would probably not play 4 skites in the SB. But it was the only way I could think of to shore up some bad MU’s at that time. Burn/Infect was a big problem back then. Tarmogoyf was a late addition to the deck after I tried to figure out how to fix my early game against aggressive decks while making Trap better and having an early threat or defender. It was amazing and I’m surprised that I never saw it in any other build. People seems obsessed with overloading the deck on big win conditions. Another card that people don’t understand is Summoning Trap. On the Open stream Hunt was talking about how it’s gonna cost R/G Breach to have it in the deck vs Jund etc, as if the only mode on the card is to cast it for 0. Casting it for 6 mana still makes a Titan or an Emrakul most of the time.

I’ve tried basically every build there is, and could go into GREAT length on why Scapeshift is worse than Trap in this deck and should be a one of at the most, but if you excuse me I have to go and buy the deck back!

Ah, I completely forgot about the Naya version! Nahiri is actually showing up in a good number of lists (mostly online iirc), so you’re certainly not the only player thinking that way.