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I noticed an interesting interaction between Riku's instant and sorcery copying ability and spells like Twincast and Fork. If you copy a Fork, you can target the original Fork, then make infinite copies of Fork all targeting the original Fork. All you need is something for the first Fork to target. Obviously that should be a storm spell. I'm not a competitive EDH player, but the nature of the deck makes it very competitive, as you'll often be winning the turn after you cast Riku with something like Grapeshot or by casting your entire library with Magus of the Mind or Mind's Desire. There are plenty of counterspells to protect your storm cards, tutors to find a Fork or a storm card including Gifts Ungiven which synergizes well with Past in Flames, and Memory's Journey to protect any combo pieces that may be under threat of graveyard hate.
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Lets say you cast a Lightning Bolt and copy it with a Twincast. Stack (Top Down): Twincast -> Lightning BoltNow you use Riku of Two Reflections's ability to create a copy of Twincast and target the initial Twincast with it. Stack: Twincast (Copy) -> Twincast (Original) -> Lightning BoltThe copy resolves, targeting the original, creating a new copy Stack: Twincast (Copy2) -> Twincast (Original) -> Lightning BoltThe copy resolves again (and so on), targeting the original, creating a new copy Stack: Twincast (Copy3) -> Twincast (Original) -> Lightning BoltTo end this infinite loop you have to target the innitial spell, Lightning Bolt in this case, and end up with basically 3 Bolts in the end. Stack: Twincast (CopyX targeting Bolt now) -> Twincast (Original, targeting Bolt) -> Lightning BoltThe main problem here is: Copied spells aren't cast and thus don't count towards storm counter. From the original rules: 706.10. To copy a spell, activated ability, or triggered ability means to put a copy of it onto the stack; a copy of a spell isn't cast and a copy of an activated ability isn't activated.Hate to destroy the idea, but this doesn't work as intended. GreetingsMuktol
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