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the front side of Venerated Rotpriest
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Gatherer of Graces
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Defiler of Vigor
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Rancor
the back of a classic MtG card

Color Identity: G

Cards

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    Venerated Rotpriest
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    Gatherer of Graces
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    Defiler of Vigor
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    Rancor

Initial Card State

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    Rancor     in hand.
  2.  All other permanents on the battlefield.

Notable Prerequisites

  1. An amount of.

Mana Needed

  1. ({GP} magic symbol)   equal to twenty times the number of opponents you have, minus one for each poison counter your opponents have available.

Steps

  1. Cast
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    Rancor     by paying ({G} magic symbol)  , or by paying two life due to
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    Defiler of Vigor    , targeting
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    Defiler of Vigor    .
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    Defiler of Vigor     and
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    Venerated Rotpriest     triggers.
  3. Resolve the
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    Defiler of Vigor     trigger, putting a +1/+1 counter on each creature you control.
  4. Resolve the
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    Venerated Rotpriest     trigger, causing an opponent to get a poison counter.
  5. If the opponent has ten poison counters, they lose the game as a state-based action.
  6. Activate
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    Gatherer of Graces     by sacrificing
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    Rancor    .
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    Rancor     triggers, returning itself to your hand from your graveyard.
  8. Resolve the
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    Gatherer of Graces     ability, regenerating it.
  9. Repeat until each opponent loses the game due to having ten poison counters.

Results

  1. Each opponent loses the game.
  2. Near-infinite +1/+1 counters.
  3. Near infinite storm count.

Metadata

  1. In 9 decks according to EDHREC.
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