the front side of Orvar, the All-Form
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Whim of Volrath
the back of a classic MtG card
the front side of Harmonic Prodigy
the back of a classic MtG card

Color Identity: U, R

Initial Card State

  1.  Whim of Volrath in hand.
  2.  Orvar and Harmonic Prodigy on the battlefield.

Notable Prerequisites

  1. You control a nonlegendary permanent that enters the battlefield untapped and that can tap to produce at least ({U} magic symbol)  .

Mana Needed

  1. ({4} magic symbol)  ({U} magic symbol)  ({U} magic symbol)   available.

Steps

  1. Cast Whim of Volrath with buyback by paying ({2} magic symbol)  ({U} magic symbol)  , targeting Harmonic Prodigy.
  2. Orvar triggers twice and Harmonic Prodigy triggers once.
  3. Resolve the Harmonic Prodigy trigger, giving it +1/+1 until end of turn.
  4. Resolve the Orvar triggers, creating two token copies of Harmonic Prodigy.
  5. Resolve Whim of Volrath, returning it to your hand.
  6. Cast Whim of Volrath with buyback by paying ({2} magic symbol)  ({U} magic symbol)  , targeting any nonlegendary permanent you control that enters the battlefield untapped and that can tap to produce at least ({U} magic symbol)  .
  7. Orvar triggers four times, and each Harmonic Prodigy triggers three times.
  8. Resolve all Harmonic Prodigy triggers, giving each Harmonic Prodigy +3/+3 until end of turn.
  9. Resolve all Orvar triggers, creating four copies of the mana-producing permanent.
  10. Resolve Whim of Volrath, returning it to your hand.
  11. Activate three of the copies of the mana-producing permanent by tapping them, adding at least ({U} magic symbol)  ({U} magic symbol)  ({U} magic symbol)  .
  12. Repeat from step 6.

Results

  1. Infinite copies of permanents you control.
  2. Infinite creature tokens.
  3. Infinite ETB.
  4. Infinite landfall triggers.
  5. Infinitely large creatures until end of turn.
  6. Infinite magecraft triggers.
  7. Infinite mana permanents you control can produce.
  8. Infinite storm count.

Metadata

  1. In 29 decks according to EDHREC.
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