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the front side of Tenacious Dead
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Altar of Dementia
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Pitiless Plunderer
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Pawn of Ulamog
the back of a classic MtG card

Color Identity: B

Initial Card State

  1.  All permanents on the battlefield.

Steps

  1. Activate
    Altar of Dementia
    Altar of Dementia
    by sacrificing
    Tenacious Dead
    Tenacious Dead
    .
  2. When
    Tenacious Dead
    Tenacious Dead
    dies, it triggers itself,
    Pitiless Plunderer
    Pitiless Plunderer
    and
    Pawn of Ulamog
    Pawn of Ulamog
    .
  3. Resolve the
    Pitiless Plunderer
    Pitiless Plunderer
    trigger, creating a Treasure token.
  4. Resolve the
    Pawn of Ulamog
    Pawn of Ulamog
    trigger, creating a 0/1 Eldrazi Spawn creature token.
  5. Resolve the
    Altar of Dementia
    Altar of Dementia
    ability, causing target player to mill one card.
  6. Activate the Treasure by tapping and sacrificing it, adding ({B} magic symbol)  .
  7. Activate the Eldrazi Spawn by sacrificing it, adding ({C} magic symbol)  .
  8. When the Eldrazi Spawn dies,
    Pitiless Plunderer
    Pitiless Plunderer
    triggers, creating a Treasure token.
  9. Resolve
    Tenacious Dead
    Tenacious Dead
    's ability from step 2, paying ({1} magic symbol)  ({B} magic symbol)   to return it from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped.
  10. Repeat any number of times.
  11. Once you have infinite Treasure tokens, you may repeat this loop spending mana from Treasures instead of Eldrazi Spawns in step 7, giving you infinite Eldrazi Spawn tokens.

Results

  1. Infinite colored mana.
  2. Infinite colorless mana.
  3. Infinite death triggers.
  4. Infinite ETB.
  5. Infinite LTB.
  6. Infinite mill.
  7. Infinite sacrifice triggers.
  8. Infinite Treasure tokens.
  9. Infinite self-mill.
  10. Infinite creature tokens with 0 power.

Metadata

  1. In 231 decks according to EDHREC.
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