Yes, it has an infinite damage combo; no, it isn't the main feature of this deck, but it still is rather intimidating. This deck started out as an affinity deck with 0-drops, Mycosynth Golem, and a lot of other big dumb artifact monsters (see sideboard for remnants of old deck combo). Now, it just combos everything with everything else, and its a ton of fun to play, even if it will never be anywhere near competition level. Here's the breakdown, starting with the main attraction;
Semblance Anvil+Arcbound Ravager+2 Myr Retriever+
Lodestone Myr
= infinite damage.
Swing with Ravager, use his ability to sac one Retriever, then the other, which bounces back the first one to your hand, cast it for free with the Anvil, and repeat for infinite +1/+1s on Ravager and therefore infinite damage potential. It bares repeating; this deck isn't built around getting this combo off, mostly because requiring 4 cards on the field (especially two of the same card) is extremely vulnerable and unreliable. Lodestone isn't neccisary for the combo, but if you use his ability and tap them all before sacking, then you also have infinite trample damage. Noteworthy.
Prototype Portal
+Ichor Wellspring+Arcbound Ravager, and also...
Prototype Portal
+Myr Superion or +Darksteel Citadel or +Semblance Anvil or +
Myr Servitor
or +Perilous Myr
Lots of card draw, while also pumping up my creatures. I'm a fan. The second equasion is just showing how Portal combos with almost everything. Do you want a 5/6 for 2 every turn; maybe continuous mana discounts like a fire sale; or perhaps an extra land every turn, even if just for Ravager food; or even something to either bring your sacked myrs from the graveyard or a good chump-blocker and sack cannon? Gotta love options.
Semblance Anvil+Myr Superion or everything else
Free 5/6's, and also everything else in the deck is 2 cheaper. I approve.
