Door to Nothingness in 2 Turns
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Posted on Feb. 15, 2018, 8:51 p.m. by Jaysterbaby
I've been working on a deck and I have yet to see anyone do this, by searching online. I know it's not legal but it sure is a fun little hand to play and make their jaw drop.
The Steps to Win the game with Door to Nothingness in 2 Turns - Going First (unless countered)
Let me know if I'm missing anything
- Step 1
Play a Swamp - tap it
- Step 2
Play Dark Ritual add x3 Swamp to pool (Total 3 Mana)
- Step 3
Tap x2 Swamp Play Manaforge Cinder and add x1 Swamp to pool (x2 Mana Left)
- Step 4
Tap x1 Swamp Play Culling the Weak sacrifice Manaforge Cinder Add x4 Swamp to Pool (Total x5 Mana)
- Step 5
Tap x5 Swamp Play Door to Nothingness (comes in tapped)
- Step 6
End Turn
-Opponent's Turn (Hopefully doesn't mess you up)
---Your 2nd Turn---
- Step 1
Draw Card *MUST be a Forest Play the land on the field (Total Mana is now x9 Swamp and x1 Forest
- Step 2
Tap x6 Swamp Play Composite Golem and Sacrifice him for WUBRG mana
- Step 3
Tap rest of Mana x3 Swamp and x1 Forest Play Channel the Suns for WUBRG mana
Step 4
Tap WWUUBBRRGG and Tap Door to Nothingness Sacrifice it and Win the Game on your 2nd Turn
jparker-sartori21 says... #4
You can't use the mana from dark ritual each turn after you cast it for the rest of the game, just the turn it's used.
February 15, 2018 10:11 p.m.
Swamp adds black mana. Dark ritual adds three black mana.
Lands are not mana, but produce mana.
A Mana is not a land, it is a resource that can be created by mana abilities. This mana can used to pay for the cost to play spells or abilities. Mana is lost whenever the game moves to next step or phase.
This is a common mistake made from new players who come from other ccgs like pokemon.
February 15, 2018 10:32 p.m.
From the MtG Comprehensive Rules:
- 106.2. Mana is represented by mana symbols (see rule 107.4). Mana symbols also represent mana costs (see rule 202).
- 106.3. Mana is produced by the effects of mana abilities (see rule 605). It may also be produced by the effects of spells, as well as by the effects of abilities that arent mana abilities.
- 106.4. When an effect produces mana, that mana goes into a players mana pool. From there, it can be used to pay costs immediately, or it can stay in the players mana pool. Each players mana pool empties at the end of each step and phase.
There's also faster and more consistent combo decks than trying to use Door to Nothingness, namely 1-Land Belcher. If you're still interested in Door to Nothingness, people have been trying to make a Modern brew for a while that relies on using Tooth and Nail to power out 2 Composite Golems.
February 16, 2018 12:14 a.m.
Ah, yes, the days when people think a Llanowar Elves and similar abilities allow you to put that color land onto the table, rather than just get that mana for a turn. I'm glad this misunderstanding is still out there, and not lost to 1994.
February 16, 2018 12:58 p.m.
Jaysterbaby says... #8
Wow I've been playing for years and never knew that Well, what they don't know won't hurt 'em hahaits for fun anyways
but, thanks everyone for making it clear
Jaysterbaby says... #2
Funkydiscogod What do you mean? It cost x1 swamp to cast, and the card adds x3 Swamp to your mana pool?
February 15, 2018 9:18 p.m.