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Modern legal two card infinite combo. Infinite creatures, infinite bounce, and infinite mill.Possible turn three to five win.As always, comments and suggestions are welcome and appreciated.
best case:turn one, island, altar of the brood or cathartic adeptturn two, plains, Steward of Solidarityturn three, land, intruder alarmand on turn three use Steward to create infinite tokens, and for each token you mill a single card. repeat until you mill your opponents.also good:turn one, islandturn two, plains and StewardTurn three, plains, Alarmon their turn create arbitrary number of tokens (preferably in the thousands, because you can).turn four attack with your tokens. most likely win.both the above can be done with Thraben Doomsayer as well, but just take a single turn longer.Fun: Retraction Helix on a previously created token to bounce all non land permanents your opponent controls before attacking. probably not needed, but fun.could replace it if something better was suggested.
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steward or doomsayer cathartic and intruder alarm. interesting combo here. I like the concept it looks to be a turn 3 win.I cant wait to play against it.
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I would change retraction helix to something better I just don't see the reason for that in there.
Yeah, it doesn't really add much. Any suggestions?
I think I would swap it for brave the elements.
i think path to exile would be great here
I'm inclined to agree on that. You'll need something to remove early game threats. I'm also a fan of Pact of Negation for those turns where you know you can win but they try and pull something, but that's also highly dependant on your owned cards and potential budget for the deck.
Hmm... Yeah, I don't know if I really have the budget for pact, but I agree with you on it's usefulness.
For me when it comes to the expensive stuff like Pact, I'll usually buy it alongside a bunch of other cheaper cards I need for different decks, slowly upgrading until I get the finished product. It's the way I do all my more pricey projects like my Modern WU Control, Legacy 8 Rack, or my more expensive EDH pieces. That way I'm getting the deck I want without having that remorse for spending sometimes over $200 on maybe 3 cards.
yeah, that makes sense.