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ESSENTIAL NOTE: THIS IS NOT MY IDEA. I AM JUST IMPROVING ON ANOTHER'S IDEA

There are 2 infinite combos in here:
Molten Nursery, Retraction Helix/Banishing Knack, Nettle Drone, Ornithopter/Memnite.
Those cards make infinite damage
Replace Molten Nursery with Altar of the Brood and you have infinite mill
This can be done on turn 3/4 if you do it right.
Keep Molten Nursery and add Mindcrank and you have infinite mill AND burn

How to Play

There is only one way to win on turn 3 with this deck:
Turn one: Play either eldrazi temple or a mountain,then play altar of the brood
Turn 2, if you didn't play temple play it, if you did play a mountain, then play Nettle Drone. Opp mills 2 this turn total
Turn 3, Island then retraction helix or banishing knack on nettle, and play either memnite or ornithopter, opp mills 1. Then return the 0-drop to hand with net
tle, play it again and nettle untaps. Rinse and repeat until altar forces opp to mill out.

The reason this deck is so viable is that should you be playing a big multiplayer game, which is what it is designed for, and it's allVall, which is the kind this deck is designed for, you don't have to bother with killing everyone individually, bit-by-bit.
There is one way for this deck to be countered effectively, mid-combo: Lightning bolt nettle
But that is why I run 4
Counterspells are also a danger, so be wary of players of blue.
Either way, this deck wins pretty consistently in one-on-one, and though I haven't playtested it in multiplayer, I plan to, once I scrounge up the money to buy real copies of all the cards in it and take it to school.