Infinity Deck

Infinite mana, infinite tutor, infinite life, infinite damage to players, infinite tokens, entire army on battlefield with infinite +1 counters, destroy all opponents (lands / artifacts / enchantments), destroy all opponents creatures and self mill proof in a single turn possible by turn 4 (usually kicks off around turn 6-7).

There are a lot of odd cards, but the deck is approximately 15% tutor, with a high mana generating engine as its core, so use this to pull the specific cards needed. "Eight-And-A-Half-Tails" is a great defender which is able to protect your permanents against sniping and pings. The mana loops should evolve naturally as this deck is designed to take advantage of all game zones including exile. The myrs can generate a mana loop on their own but don't be afraid to use them as a disposable steel wall...they don't stay in the graveyard for long anyway with "Elixir Of Immortality" in the deck.

Mana loops are achieved using:

(2 x colour Myr + 2 x Galvanizer Myr) OR (1 x Palladium Myr + 2 x Galvanizer Myr);
(1 x Composite Golem + 1 x Nim Deathmantle);
(1 x Magus of the Candelabra + 1 x Umbral Mantle + ((4 x Double Mana Land) OR (1 x Double Land + 1 x Land + 1 x Dawns Reflection)));
1 x Necrotic Ooze + 1 x Palladium Myr (graveyard) + 1 x Pila-Pala (graveyard);

Necrotic Ooze can also act a a replacement for any creature that is required for the loop which has been placed in the graveyard.

Infinite tutor requires infinite black mana.

DR = Diabolic Revelation.
EoI = Elixir of Immortality.
IA = Increasing Ambition.
DT = Diabolic Tutor.
PfE = Pull From Eternity.

Primary Tutor Loop:
1: hand.cast("DR") = gaveyard.add("DR") & hand.add("DR") & hand.add("EoI") & hand.add(X) [& hand.add(y)...];
2: hand.cast("EoI") & hand.cast(X) = library.add("EoL") & library.add("DR") & life.add(5) [& library.add(Y)];

Secondary Tutor Loop: (requires 2 x "PfE")
1: hand.cast("IA") = gaveyard.add("IA") & hand.add("IA");
2: hand.cast("IA") = graveyard.add("IA") & hand.add("DT");
3: graveyard.get("IA").flash(1) = exile.add("IA") & hand.add("PfE") & hand.add("PfE").
4: graveyard.get("IA").flash(1) = exile.add("IA") & hand.add("EoI") & hand.add(X);
5: hand.cast("PfE") & hand.cast("PfE") [& hand.cast(X)] = graveyard.add("PfE") & graveyard.add("PfE") & graveyard.add("IA") & graveyard.add("IA") [& (battlefield/graveyard/exile).add(X)];
6: hand.cast("EoI") = library.add("EoL") & library.add("IA") & library.add("IA") & library.add("PfE") & library.add("PfE") & life.add(5) [& library.add(Y)];
7: hand.cast("DT") = graveyard.add("DT") & hand.add("IA");

With each completed cycle of one of the above tutor loops, you gain (at least) one extra card of your choice and gain 5 life. If you tutor for "Sanguine Bond" and play it on the first cycle then from that point forward every life you gain deals one damage to an opponent of your choice.

Because you have infinite mana and infinite tutor at this point you are also able to bring out all your creatures which are ready to attack on your next turn (handy for when someone has a "cannot loose game this turn" card).

Infinite +1/+1 counters requires infinite white and green mana and is executed using:

1 x Gavony Township + 1 x Magus of the Candelabra + Umbral Mantle;

Infinite Tokens requires infinite black mana and a tutor loop and is executed using:

1 x Kalitas, Bloodchief of Ghet + Umbral Mantle + any creature you own;

There you have it, all the loops have been tried and tested in real games and the deck has been heavily scrutinized (normally by bewildered opponents) in order to make sure that it complies with the rules.

Very interesting to play... quirky and complex in 1 v 1.

Evaluation through trial:

Weak vs very fast aggressive decks (balanced against standard aggressive decks).
Weak in 1 v All multiplayer but great for team play as you will be the paladin (all opponents have no choice but to target you first allowing your team to buff)
Weak vs pinging (myrs aren't tough enough for one off pings before attackers are declared. Eight-and-a-Half-Tails is there for support though)
Weak vs counter spells (once key cards are lost then tutor loop breaks (there is some redundancy however and it might be possible to get exiled cards back using "pull from eternity" but weak spot is "elixir of immortality". "Bringer of the white dawn" can recover "elixir of Immortality" if needed))

Once infinite mana is achieved and a tutor is in the hand, very little can stop an instant win on current turn regardless of number of opponents.

Also, just to note that prototype portal allows artifacts to be duplicated. This is useful for "Myr Galvinizer" or "Pila-Pala" in order to continue buffing the myrs or to provide multiple flying defense. Use "Gavony Township" in order to buff the "Pila-Pala" so that heavy flying can be countered.

PS
Throw in "temporal Extortion" in order to clear all opponents if range rules are active. Once a player reaches zero life then they can't choose to have half their life taken due to "state rules". Turn ends and new players slot into range but its your turn again so restart the loop to wipe them out. Continue until the entire table is empty leaving you as the victor.

This is one of my proudest experimental decks b(^.^)d ... but feel free to throw any suggestions this way.

Comments welcome.

• Experimental
• Combo
• Infinite
• Loop
• Tutor
• Mana