This deck began as a joke, I wanted to see how many infinite mana combos and win conditions I could cluster together, then I realized, holy f**k it works!
Right now you don't need 6 win conditions I recommend focusing in only 2 win conditions, it makes the deck simpler, I recommend keeping one direct damage win condition and an alternative one, both with a cost of 2 manas.
Forests and Islands are just placeholders, the decks works fine with them, but dual lands are better, add whatever lands you feel comfortable with or can afford.
This deck contains 6 win conditions, not one, not two, but six win conditions.
Blue Sun's Zenith: Force an opponent to draw infinite cards so they'll lose.
Laboratory Maniac: in case the enemy tries to mill your library, also works with Blue Sun's Zenith in case the enemy has a Laboratory Maniac or hexproof.
Helix Pinnacle: you win, as simple as it can get.
Comet Storm: hit for infinite, also clears the battlefield just in case your opponent has Platinum Angel or Platinum Emperion.
Assault Formation/
Biomass Mutation
: Make your creatures infinitely strong, swing and win.
Mayael's Aria: this works on a combo with
Biomass Mutation
or Umbral Mantle+Viridian Joiner.
In addition to the win conditions you also have 5 infinite mana combos and one combo that makes one of your creatures infinitely strong.
Pili-Pala+Grand Architect: easy turn 3-4 combo.
Umbral Mantle+Viridian Joiner: easy turn 4-5 combo.
Axebane Guardian+Freed from the Real+another defender: turn 4
Overgrown Battlement or Axebane Guardian + 3 defenders + Umbral Mantle.
Muddle the Mixture: which also doubles as counter.
Drift of Phantasms: which also works as a flying defender.
Variations for this deck, all can be tutored:
Assault Formation or
Biomass Mutation
?: they both cost 2 so they both can be fetched with your tutor.
Assault Formation allows you to attack with your defenders and allows them to do some damage, can also make your creatures infinitely strong, but does not really give them infinite power, which means an instant can destroy the enchantment and you'll lose your buff, it also doesn't combo with Mayael's Aria.
Biomass Mutation
on the other hand is an instant, and combos with Mayael's Aria, but it's also a single shot and doesn't allow you to attack with your defenders.
It's up to you to decide which one you prefer.
Crab Umbra
works like Freed from the Real but at a higher cost, with the advantage of protecting the enchanted creature from removal, you'll need 1 Axebane Guardian+3 defenders for this to work.
Apostle's Blessing: your classic protection.
Mana Leak: all around counter.
Beast Within: get rid of any pesky permanent getting in your way to victory, like Platinum Angel.
Torpor Orb: Negates a lot of combos, and works perfectly with your deck since it doesn't affect any of your combos.
Cyclonic Rift: Mass removal with infinite mana, or just remove a pesky permanent.
Vexing Shusher: anti-counter
Staff of Domination: This one is expensive (money) but it does a lot of stuff, serves as both infinite mana combo as long as you have a creature capable of generating 5 mana and doubles as win condition with Laboratory Maniac.
Other alternatives
Comet Storm vs Banefire it only costs 1, so it cannot be fetched, and it's also single target, but it cannot be countered if you pay 5 or more mana.
Birds of Paradise/Noble Hierarch/Llanowar Elves/Arbor Elf can substitute
Wall of Vines
, they allow you to have some early extra mana, but they are not defenders, which means pulling some combos can be a bit more difficult.
Wall of Vines
is a solid choice, allows you to avoid stuff like Goblin Guide and it's quite resistant for a 1 drop, another alternative would be Steel Wall it has the advantage of needing colorless mana and having 1 extra point of toughness which means it survives Lightning Bolt, but it lacks the reach ability and it's an artifact.
Mistcutter Hydra: In case blue control is giving you problems.
