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And then I swing for 1.6e13

Casual* Combo Four Color Ramp Tokens

40fy

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Artifact (12)

Land (24)

Creature (2)

Sorcery (4)

This deck uses four of the most hilarious combos in the game. First comes Celestial Dawn + Extraplanar Lens , giving all of your plains "Tap for two mana of any color". Next, Endless Horizons + Goblin Charbelcher lets you stack your deck in any order you want. Make sure that the top card of your deck is Reforge the Soul, followed by a perfect hand to do the last two combos. First, play Life and Limb , which turns all forests and more importantly saprolings into 1/1 saproling plains (understanding why takes a lot of asprin). The last turn of the game will consist of the following cards: Concordant Crossroads + Mirror Entity + Precursor Golem , two kicked Rite of Replication, and Coat of Arms. Remember that combo that turns all of your saprolings into plains? Every time you activate the ability of Mirror Entity, you will be able to tap the huge number of creatures you are generating for mana! On your next turn, if you do this all correctly, you can swing for somewhere around 1.6*10 to the 13 damage with your 4 million or so golems, each of which is about a 4 million/4 million creature.

Pro tip: Successfully completing all four combos is hard enough, and nearly impossible if your friends know what is about to happen, so keep it a surprise.

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Aroix says... Edit Remove Edit Delete #1

Love the combo, add Enlightened Tutor to get that Celestial Dawn

August 1, 2016 11:13 a.m.

40fy says... Edit Remove Edit Delete #2

Awesome suggestion, not only can it find Celestial Dawn, but actually ANY component for the first two combos! Absolutely going in.

August 1, 2016 12:16 p.m.

mastermaxwellh says... Edit Remove Edit Delete #3

Every so often I see something on tappedout that is beautiful, terrifying and completely broken, but this takes the cake. Thank you for creating this astonishing thing.

August 7, 2016 7:39 a.m.

AverageDragon says... Edit Remove Edit Delete #4

Replace the Plains with Snow-Covered Plains, and your opponents won't benefit from Extraplanar Lens.

August 13, 2016 10:59 p.m.

40fy says... Edit Remove Edit Delete #5

I am not sure Goblin Charbelcher can find Snow-Covered Plains. I will look into it.

August 14, 2016 8:41 p.m.

AverageDragon says... Edit Remove Edit Delete #6

Snow-Covered Plains is a land card, so Goblin Charbelcher will find it. Since it also is a Plains, you can exile it with Endless Horizons. The only difference will be that, when exiled with Extraplanar Lens, only lands named "Snow-Covered Plains" will add an additional mana to their pool.

August 15, 2016 4:10 p.m.

40fy says... Edit Remove Edit Delete #7

Okay, thanks for clearing that up.

August 15, 2016 6:24 p.m.

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