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Myr Galvanizer + Splinter Twin and any mana myr. inf inf/inf galvanizers turn 4

[QUOTE=botmaster5]Myr Galvanizer + Splinter Twin and any mana myr. inf inf/inf galvanizers turn 4[/QUOTE]

Oh right. I should have put in that little addendum. I :mad:HAAAAAAAAAATE:mad: Myr decks. I personally think they're extremely boring and have created an obnoxious "cookie-cutter" effect.

So, NO FREAKIN' MYR DECKS! Seriously, a club-footed monkey could make one, so try to make something that...takes original thought.

/rant :D

Tooooo easy here is a deck of mine that i have stashed under my bed, when i want to have some fun i take it out, i even have 91 squirrell imprinted tokens!

With extreme luck 3rd turn inf squirrels, it's a 3 card combo earthcraft+forest+squirrel nest.


The original wasnt like this! i did this deck in odissey and had llanowar elves .

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=120594

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=118833
This is mine. With Darien and Soulwarden you can't be killed! Lots of creature generation as well.

It does create a few tokens
But is not obscene

Although I don't have a deck design for it (yet), I know of a 3 enchantment combo that results in you needing to use scientific shorthand to keep count of the number of creatures you'd have :D

The combo is to turn Doubling Season into a creature with Opalescence and then enchant Doubling with Followed Footsteps.

the formula required to keep count is Y=2^n where Y is the number of tokens you put into play instead of 1, and n is the number of doubling seasons. eg:
1 doubling season: 2^1=2 put 2 into play (1+2=3)
3 doubling seasons: 2^3=8 put 8 into play (3+8=11)
11 doubling seasons: 2^11=2048 put 2048 into play (11+2048=2059) :p
2059 doubling seasons: 2^2059=A number with 619 zeros after it. :eek:

[QUOTE=DedWards]Although I don't have a deck design for it (yet), I know of a 3 enchantment combo that results in you needing to use scientific shorthand to keep count of the number of creatures you'd have :D

The combo is to turn Doubling Season into a creature with Opalescence and then enchant Doubling with Followed Footsteps.

the formula required to keep count is Y=2^n where Y is the number of tokens you put into play instead of 1, and n is the number of doubling seasons. eg:
1 doubling season: 2^1=2 put 2 into play (1+2=3)
3 doubling seasons: 2^3=8 put 8 into play (3+8=11)
11 doubling seasons: 2^11=2048 put 2048 into play (11+2048=2059) :p
2059 doubling seasons: 2^2059=A number with 619 zeros after it. :eek:[/QUOTE]


*COUGH*

Now THAT'S obscene. :D

Hurry up and make it :mad:

[QUOTE=surewhynot]*COUGH*

Now THAT'S obscene. :D

Hurry up and make it :mad:[/QUOTE]

LOL. I can't take all the credit for this idea :( I got the idea while checking up on rulings for Followed Footsteps on gatherer. Someone with the username Pantheon posted this idea there on 27 Oct 2009 and I just copied that :D

I'll post the design for the deck when I'm happy with it, but that won't be anytime soon.

Okay, I don't think I can beat that, but here's some fun for you.

Harabaz Druid + Jwari Shapeshifter + Turntimber Ranger + Rite of Replication= token mania

Essentially you use Harabaz Druid in conjunction with other allies to get the mana necessary to play Rite of Replication kicked. Doing this forces 5 tokens of Turntimber Ranger to come into play. I'm not exactly certain how exactly this would play out. Either you would get 21-30 tokens or since they all come in together they trigger for each other meaning I think you bring in a few hundred... I don't know the rules so I'm not certain.

[QUOTE=Lelouch32]Okay, I don't think I can beat that, but here's some fun for you.

Harabaz Druid + Jwari Shapeshifter + Turntimber Ranger + Rite of Replication= token mania

Essentially you use Harabaz Druid in conjunction with other allies to get the mana necessary to play Rite of Replication kicked. Doing this forces 5 tokens of Turntimber Ranger to come into play. I'm not exactly certain how exactly this would play out. Either you would get 21-30 tokens or since they all come in together they trigger for each other meaning I think you bring in a few hundred... I don't know the rules so I'm not certain.[/QUOTE]

Because of how it's worded, they all would enter the battlefield at the same time, but they would also each separately trigger each others' effects. So yes, you would end up with a huge amount of tokens.

Mine is easier. and gives inf. squirrels:cool:

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=117951

u know this deck but its perfect for this :P

[QUOTE=AlexZorgan]http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=27991[/QUOTE]

This deck belongs to a friend of mine. I remember one time he had about 500 Saperling tokens out. It was insane!!!!

I rock a Kiki Jiki + Doubling Season + Persecutor Golem deck
Too tired to post it today tho.

1xDoubling Season in play.
Use Kiki Jiki target Persecutor Golem
Kiki puts unto play 2 Persecutor Golem tokens due to doubling season.
Each of those tokens drop 4 3/3 golems each.
end of turn I lose the 2 Persecutor Golems but keep 8 3/3 golems

with 2x Seasons
Use Kiki Jiki target Persecutor Golem
Kiki puts unto play 4 Persecutor Golem tokens due to doubling season.
Each of those tokens drop 8 3/3 golems each for a total of 32 3/3

(tho 1 lightning bolt makes a mess)

For added fun I tossed it some Simering heats

i'll post the deck up later

Myyyrrrrr! http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=118028
copy em anywhich way and you have yourself a infinite myr factory and an instant win condition!

[QUOTE=deathspank]Myyyrrrrr! http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=118028
copy em anywhich way and you have yourself a infinite myr factory and an instant win condition![/QUOTE]

:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:Please refer to the addendum.:mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

Here, I made a rough version of my Doubling Season token deck.

Scientific Shorthand
http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=120961

[QUOTE=DedWards]Here, I made a rough version of my Doubling Season token deck.

Scientific Shorthand
http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=120961[/QUOTE]

This is really F$%^ing awesome, although the odds they will let you pull it of are about 0...

Heres my deck. It's a bit complicated, but here it goes...

You begin with creatures who tap for atleast 3 mana, a Voltaic Construct, and a Turntimber Ranger. Give Turntimber Ranger Splinter Twins. Tap to copy him, creating Wolf tokens and tap your creatures for mana. Play Isochron Scepter with 'To Arms!' imprinted and tap to untap all your creatures, then tap the Voltaic Construct to untap the Isochron Septer. Repeat. Since Voltaic Contruct is an artifact creature, tapping the Isochron Septer untaps him!

The formula for the number of tokens is [(n^2-n)/2]-1, where n is the number of itterations.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=120987

Ok you just need these cards:
Cast Through Time
Rite of Replication
Precursor Golem

Cast a "Rite of Replication on Precursor Golem" Gain 20 golem tokens, and 6 Precursor Golems Total. Next turn, use the rebound effect from "Cast Through Time" and target the Precursor Golem again, use the golems effect and bam, 150 Precursor Golems and 1000+ Golem Tokens.:manau::manau::manau:

I think that's a nice idea, but I don't think the rebound of Rite of Replication activates kicked.

[QUOTE=Lelouch32]I think that's a nice idea, but I don't think the rebound of Rite of Replication activates kicked.[/QUOTE]

I'm with you on this one, I doubt the rebound would be kicked

[QUOTE=DedWards]I'm with you on this one, I doubt the rebound would be kicked[/QUOTE]

It isn't, but the spell is still copied, so you can kick it in response to it being played. It's the same shenanigans that you can do with Sadistic Sacrament put onto a Panoptic Mirror. If you have the mana/feel like it, you can choose to bomb somebody's deck! :D

This is my squirrel deck. We've managed to get over 1,000 squirrels out with this baby before >.>

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=69219

Rhys + Doubling Season = pure evil

Also, this isn't a token deck, but a +1/+1 Counter deck, which gets insane, especially with Forgotten Ancient out in a multiplayer game.

Also, if you play emperor type games, notice the forgotten ancient does NOT say you have to move the counters to YOUR creatures.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=90578

I got this idea from wanting to do a deck for both the Obscene Mana and Obscene Tokens deck challenges, but forgot to post it, so here ot is:

Obscene Token Mana
http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=122395

Although this deck probably doesn't count as Obscene.

http://www.mtgvault.com/ViewDeck.aspx?DeckID=126229
this one deals massive damage i have dealt ((57*9)+(22*48)+(24*7))=(513+88+168)=769 damage luckily i wasnt playing againt blue or white, and it was multiplayer!
PS:BTW i had because of gaea's cradle and tream of life more than 100 of life
and in the 2nd game i had more tokens and someone just did moments peace and after it wrath of god

it is just to slow