Tartereklessness

Creatures
akkalbi
xistorq
jaidwarl
gimwei
tartarekpsioverloader
tartarekpsioverloader

Battlegear
challor
challor
mipedianballadeersflute
levitaar
xeriumarmor
azaiamindprobe

Mugic
vexingwaveform
vexingwaveform
carnivoreskeening
carnivoreskeening
geoflourish
opusopposed

Locations
dranakisthresholdportaltothepast
dranakisthresholdportaltothepast
themagmadam
themagmadam
brawlersburrow
brawlersburrow
theraopasahkkchimegrid
theraopasahkkchimegrid
runicgrove
runicgrove

Attacks
marksmanspreparation
marksmanspreparation
directedbravery
directedbravery
instantaneousinspiration
instantaneousinspiration
delerium
delerium
recklessdefeat
recklessdefeat
quickexit
quickexit
recklessreproach
recklessreproach
piercingbrilliance
piercingbrilliance
suddenflare
suddenflare
mindvoid
mindvoid

Summary
This one was inspired by another member who built this deck. I've always wanted to make use of the brainwashed ability of Akkalbi, so I was pleasantly surprised to see how well this list operated. I took the existing frame and made changes to the attacks and location lineup. The original build used Fazkaal to hope to pay for Vexing's additional cost. But I think that Jaidwarl provides more utility (also you cover all the elements which is useful).

I was happy with how the deck performed when it was facing me, so I wasn't surprised with how well it worked after my changes. It was able to take on good decks with some out-maneuvering. 

Note: The Azaia Mindprobe is there to counter Ulmquad decks (and decks that can offensively carnivores), so it might not be needed for the decks overall performance. 

I run 1 Opus Opposed because it can heal as much as Geo Flourish which can only target 4/6 creatures in case they jump to your back row, but one off in the chance of Dranakis Threshold, Portal to the Past.