Tamiyo, Collector of Tales has at least three loyalty counters.
Mana Needed
each turn available.
Steps
Cast
Fractured Identity by paying , exiling
Eater of Days and creating a token copy under each opponent's control.
Each
Eater of Days enters the battlefield, triggering itself, causing each opponent to skip their next two turns.
Activate
Tamiyo's first loyalty ability by putting a loyalty counter on it, choosing any card name.
Activate
Tamiyo's second loyalty ability by removing three loyalty counters from it, returning
Fractured Identity from your graveyard to your hand.
Move to your next turn.
Cast
Fractured Identity by paying , exiling an opponent's
Eater of Days token, creating a copy with no abilities under your control and a copy with abilities under each other opponent's control.
Each new
Eater of Days not controlled by you enters the battlefield, triggering itself, causing its controller to skip their next two turns.
Activate
Tamiyo's first loyalty ability twice by putting two loyalty counters on it, choosing any card names.
Move to your next turn.
Activate
Tamiyo's first loyalty ability by putting a loyalty counter on it, choosing any card name.
Activate
Tamiyo's second loyalty ability by removing three loyalty counters from it, returning
Fractured Identity from your graveyard to your hand.
Cast
Fractured Identity by paying , exiling an
Eater of Days you control, or, if you control none, an
Eater of Days not controlled by the opponent with the fewest skipped turns remaining, exiling it and creating a copy under each other player's control.
Each new
Eater of Days not controlled by you enters the battlefield, triggering itself, causing its controller to skip their next two turns.
Move to your next turn.
Repeat from step 8 until each opponent has skipped turns equal to four times the number of opponents you have.
The player of your choice takes a turn.
Repeat from step 15.
Results
Near-infinite turns.
Metadata
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Bracket tag
RuthlessBracket 4+
For competitive decks at brackets 4+
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1 · Exhibition5 · cEDH
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