Infinitely Inevitable Combo

Commander / EDH* GU (Simic) Infinite Combo Landfall Lands Mill Moonfolk Ramp Tap/Untap

DreadKhan

Land (45)

• 1x Alchemist's Refuge
• 1x Arcane Lighthouse
• 1x Bant Panorama
• 1x Barkchannel Pathway  ^Flip
• 1x Blighted Woodland
• 1x Breeding Pool
• 1x Cephalid Coliseum
• 1x Command Tower
• 1x Dust Bowl
• 1x Field of Ruin
• 1x Field of the Dead
• 1x Forbidden Orchard
• 3x Forest
• 1x Ghost Town
• 1x Hashep Oasis
• 3x Island
• 1x Lotus Field
• 1x Myriad Landscape
• 1x Mystic Sanctuary
• 1x Pendelhaven
• 1x Rejuvenating Springs
• 1x Reliquary Tower
• 1x Rimewood Falls
• 1x Scalding Tarn
• 1x Simic Growth Chamber
• 3x Snow-Covered Forest
• 3x Snow-Covered Island
• 1x Soldevi Excavations
• 1x Sunscorched Desert
• 1x Teferi's Isle
• 1x Temple of Mystery
• 1x Temple of the False God
• 1x Terminal Moraine
• 1x Tolaria
• 1x War Room
• 1x Warped Landscape
• 1x Yavimaya Coast

Removal (8)

• 1x Curse of the Swine
• 1x Flooded Shoreline
• 1x Capsize
• 1x Mass Manipulation
• 1x Soratami Mirror-Mage
• 1x Primal Command
• 1x Memnarch
• 1x The Great Aurora

Counter (6)

• 1x Deprive
• 1x Muddle the Mixture
• 1x Negate
• 1x Saw it Coming
• 1x Foil
• 1x Thwart

Land Destruction (3)

• 1x Dust Bowl
• 1x Field of Ruin
• 1x Reap and Sow

Extra Turns (2)

• 1x Mystic Sanctuary
• 1x Walk the Aeons

Scry (2)

• 1x Soldevi Excavations
• 1x Temple of Mystery

Forced Draw (1)

• 1x Cephalid Coliseum

Tapdown (1)

• 1x Mind Over Matter

Ramp (19)

• 1x Blighted Woodland
• 1x Myriad Landscape
• 1x Temple of the False God
• 1x Crop Rotation
• 1x Sakura-Tribe Scout
• 1x Skyshroud Ranger
• 1x Budoka Gardener  ^Flip
• 1x Gretchen Titchwillow
• 1x Llanowar Scout
• 1x Lotus Cobra
• 1x Scaled Herbalist
• 1x Walking Atlas
• 1x Cultivate
• 1x Kodama's Reach
• 1x Tireless Provisioner
• 1x Ley Weaver
• 1x Reap and Sow
• 1x Stone-Seeder Hierophant
• 1x Mind Over Matter

Combo Piece (10)

• 1x Lotus Field
• 1x Simic Growth Chamber
• 1x Soldevi Excavations
• 1x Teferi's Isle
• 1x Temple of the False God
• 1x Amulet of Vigor
• 1x Elixir of Immortality
• 1x Lotus Cobra
• 1x Tireless Provisioner
• 1x Ashaya, Soul of the Wild

Tutor (9)

• 1x Crop Rotation
• 1x Expedition Map
• 1x Muddle the Mixture
• 1x Sylvan Scrying
• 1x Time of Need
• 1x Long-Term Plans
• 1x Reap and Sow
• 1x Primal Command
• 1x Shared Summons

Draw (7)

• 1x War Room
• 1x Gretchen Titchwillow
• 1x Trade Routes
• 1x Lore Weaver
• 1x Parallax Tide
• 1x Ashaya, Soul of the Wild
• 1x Gush

Weaver Combo (5)

• 1x Freed from the Real
• 1x Pemmin's Aura
• 1x Ley Weaver
• 1x Lore Weaver
• 1x Ashaya, Soul of the Wild

Beater (3)

• 1x Budoka Gardener  ^Flip
• 1x Ashaya, Soul of the Wild
• 1x Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar

Wipe (3)

• 1x Curse of the Swine
• 1x Mass Manipulation
• 1x The Great Aurora

Theft (2)

• 1x Mass Manipulation
• 1x Memnarch

Commander (1)

Win Con (15)

• 1x Field of the Dead
• 1x Forbidden Orchard
• 1x Sunscorched Desert
• 1x Altar of Dementia
• 1x Capsize
• 1x Laboratory Maniac
• 1x Scute Swarm
• 1x Ley Weaver
• 1x Lore Weaver
• 1x Meloku the Clouded Mirror
• 1x Psychosis Crawler
• 1x Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar
• 1x Walk the Aeons
• 1x Memnarch
• 1x The Great Aurora

Land Bounce (9)

• 1x Ghost Town
• 1x Simic Growth Chamber
• 1x Flooded Shoreline
• 1x Oboro Breezecaller
• 1x Trade Routes
• 1x Soratami Mirror-Mage
• 1x Gush
• 1x Meloku the Clouded Mirror
• 1x Multani, Yavimaya's Avatar

Land To Play (8)

• 1x Sakura-Tribe Scout
• 1x Skyshroud Ranger
• 1x Budoka Gardener  ^Flip
• 1x Gretchen Titchwillow
• 1x Llanowar Scout
• 1x Scaled Herbalist
• 1x Walking Atlas
• 1x Patron of the Moon

Untap (7)

• 1x Oboro Breezecaller
• 1x Freed from the Real
• 1x Pemmin's Aura
• 1x Retreat to Coralhelm
• 1x Ley Weaver
• 1x Stone-Seeder Hierophant
• 1x Mind Over Matter

Tokens (4)

• 1x Field of the Dead
• 1x Budoka Gardener  ^Flip
• 1x Scute Swarm
• 1x Meloku the Clouded Mirror

Discard (2)

• 1x Trade Routes
• 1x Mind Over Matter

Recursion (2)

• 1x Elixir of Immortality
• 1x Primal Command

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Maybeboard

Land (5)

• 1x Lotus Vale
• 1x Lush Oasis
• 1x Oboro, Palace in the Clouds
• 1x Rath's Edge
• 1x Scorched Ruins

Untap (3)

• 1x Hope Tender
• 1x Argothian Elder
• 1x Chakram Retriever

Into Play (1)

• 1x Kodama of the East Tree

Win Con (1)

• 1x Triskaidekaphile

Counter Lock (1)

• 1x Daze

Land Sac (1)

• 1x Excavation

Ramp (1)

• 1x Pir's Whim

Combo Piece (5)

• 1x Lotus Vale
• 1x Lush Oasis
• 1x Rath's Edge
• 1x Scorched Ruins
• 1x Tidal Bore

Land (2)

• 1x Crumbling Vestige
• 1x Flooded Grove

Recursion (2)

• 1x Buried Ruin
• 1x Holistic Wisdom

Bounce Wipe (1)

• 1x Devastation Tide

Discard (1)

• 1x Attunement

Tapdown (1)

• 1x Ensnare

Bounce (4)

• 1x Oboro, Palace in the Clouds
• 1x Soratami Cloudskater
• 1x Cloudstone Curio
• 1x Uyo, Silent Prophet

Infinite Turns (3)

• 1x Time Warp
• 1x Temporal Mastery
• 1x Time Stretch

Copy Spells (1)

• 1x Uyo, Silent Prophet

Recover Commander (1)

• 1x Sanctum of Eternity

Counter (1)

• 1x Soratami Savant

Tutor (1)

• 1x Pir's Whim

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Obvious Parody is Obvious (WiP) Show

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

I think I combo'd again
I made you believe you're more than just chumps
Oh baby
It might seem like it's jank
But that doesn't make me unserious
'Cause to lose all my damn games
That is just so typically you
Oh baby, baby

Oops, I combo'd again
I played with my cards, got lost in my turn
Oh baby, baby
Oops, you think I won’t learn
That I'll pass you the turn
I'm not that big a noob

You see your problem is this
I'm comboing off
Wishing that counters, they truly exist
You cry, watching me win
Can't you see I'm on jank in so many ways
But to lose all my damn games
That is just so typically you
Oh baby, oh

Oops, I did it again
I played with my cards, got lost in my turn
Oh baby, baby
Oops, you think I won’t learn
That I’ll pass you the turn
I'm not that big a noob

Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Oops, I combo’d again in your face
Got lost on my turn, oh baby
Oops, you think that I’ll pass you the turn
I'm not that big a noob

Oops, I did it again
I played with my cards, got lost on my turn
Oh baby, baby
Oops, you think I won’t learn
That I’ll pass you the turn
I'm not that big a noob

Oops, I combo’d again
I played with my cards, got lost in my turn
Oh baby, baby
Oops, you think I won’t learn
That I'll pass you the turn
I'm not that big a noob

Tatyova, Teenage Superstar

This is a deck designed to combo off on or before turn 8, with a variety of ways to do it. Some games go quite a bit longer (if we draw absolutely awful), but usually because of interaction from opponents. This deck usually ends up winning if you give it time, as it has a high enough density of combo to give very good odds of having something available. Tatyova offers a pretty non-threatening boardstate for the early game, but can quickly gain a lot of steam if not interacted with. It does have some countermagic to use, mostly to protect our win attempts. There is a reasonable amount of interaction in this deck to try spannering the works of someone else's combo, but not enough to deal with Stax, which the deck also doesn't love. I'm not sure how I'd rate the strength of this deck, but it's a bit like a steamroller, in that it's slow but fairly guaranteed the win if you give it enough time, almost regardless of what you set up to interfere, short of actual removal. I find this deck quite fun, and I feel like it's pretty fair for infinite combo, and that most decks should have a fair chance against the deck. In 1 v 1 it tends to win a lot of games, but in larger pods it wilts quite dramatically to any sustained attention (2 cycles of everyone swinging at you and you're probably out, as you likely can't block with this deck), again making it feel more fair arguably. This deck wins in part by not becoming the arch-enemy, so I tried to avoid stax or obnoxious effects. It's probably not a bad thing to be able to say you're not running Cyclonic Rift if it makes anyone less likely to target you early. Compared to many playgroups, this isn't an especially expensive deck, but I hesitate to call it truly low budget, as cheaper options exist for some finishers. Looking innocuous is probably your best bet at staying alive, but it does have some early combo potential snuck in.

Not that this deck needs it, but if I trade another land out for Forbidden Orchard, I can generate infinite tokens on my opponent's board, and then use The Great Aurora to win. Crazy way to win for sure, but it requires no cards I wasn't going to use anyways, and exchanging a land for a land that can make any colour of mana (relevant in this deck sometimes), and that comes in untapped. We'll see I guess, it's usually a bad thing to give opponent's bodies with this deck I suspect, but a 1/1 is almost as little body as you can give.

I have done preliminary Custom Headings to sort the deck somewhat, and make it more clear what things are in here for. As a great many cards fill multiple roles, it has a lot of cards listed (way over 100), and can be confusing as well, but less so I hope.

Key Combos/Win Cons

These combos are the main win cons of the deck. I felt like it might help people get what I'm trying to do a bit better. As noted, this deck isn't especially fast, but it is thorough. If it goes infinite, even if it's been milled a bunch it can still win in plenty of cases.

Infinite Everything

Tatyova, Benthic Druid + any of the many dorks that put a land into play + Any of the ways to untap a creature repeatedly + Any of the ways to repeatedly bounce lands is pretty much game over. It is a lot to get out, but the deck features 4 ways to do the hardest thing, the untap, though 2 of them require U to work, which can necessitate the addition of Lotus Cobra or Stone-Seeder Hierophant. Of interest is Ashaya, Soul of the Wild for untapping, as my creatures become forests, and can be untapped as lands. This adds more untapping options, and adding Mind Over Matter is frankly nuts.

Variants include using Simic Growth Chamber, which can make the combo tighter, and using Patron of the Moon can also work, but might need Amulet of Vigor to truly shine. There is also Ghost Town for infinite bounce, though it'll be on an opponent's turn, so you probably want Alchemist's Refuge to make use of your cards and mana right away.

Infinite Mana and Card Draw

Freed from the Real + Ley Weaver + Lore Weaver is infinite cards and mana, which should end the game. This can come out early enough to be relevant in a higher power meta actually, but I only have 2 enchantments to untap. In the event you just want to end the game immediately, you can deck everyone else rather than bothering to draw, since Lore Weaver can target anyone, rather helpful! Ashaya, Soul of the Wild + Ley Weaver + Lore Weaver is also a working combo, and since it only uses creatures, is much easier to fetch, making this pair much stronger.

Another decent use of the untap enchantments is in combination with Stone-Seeder Hierophant, either on the Hierophant for infinite mana, or if the Hierophant is out I can just put the untap enchant on a Llanowar Scout type card and Hierophant's ability can pay for the untap (or better if I have a 2 or 3 mana land), and this can go infinite.

If I have out War Room, it can be worth untapping if I have infinite mana and enough life to draw some cards. Hierophant more or less needs to have Lotus Field out as well, but I do have redundant land tutoring, should this happen. Ley Weaver works better with War Room, but it's not as good as her partner would have been, costing me life to draw.

Elixir of Immortality can be used to recycle out graveyard, and Primal Command is in here in part to save Elixir if necessary. With infinite card draw and mana, this can be done over and over until you win at instant speed, or everyone else's head explodes.

Using Patron of the Moon, I can combo off with Simic Growth Chamber and an infinite mana dork, Tatyova gives the card draw to allow you to hit extra land drops for large (but finite) mana to dig and cast the things needed for full infinite resources.

My latest addition brings Gush, which needs a land into play dork and an untap source. We can draw infinite cards this way, and play extra blue sources, hopefully we can get to a mana on landfall dork to generate serious mana and be able to play non-blue lands if I'm stuck using Freed from the Real.

Infinite Turns

Using Mystic Sanctuary to recur my extra turn spell can win the game. I am less fond of this method of winning because it is very open to being interfered with, but once it is set up, if nobody can do anything, I definitely win.

Infinite Countermagic

This deck can also use Mystic Sanctuary + a way to put lands into play + a way to untap the creature + way to draw Mystic Sanctuary to potentially have infinite countermagic with Deprive or Thwart. You might need a way to add mana from landfall for Deprive, but these can bounce Sanctuary to combo off with. You can still be flubbed sometimes, but this is fairly resilient, and the ability to at instant speed dig to the other spell with the deck to force them to find 2 ways to exile your spell is nice. You might want land bounce to further protect your Sanctuary from a Strip Mine effect.

Pretty out there (and your playgroup may rise up against you), but Elixir of Immortality is a way to recycle your graveyard, so if you have Elixer, Alchemist's Refuge and some counters kicking around (and have infinite card draw/mana), you can keep replaying them as many times you want, cycling through your deck at instant speed.

Ashaya, Soul of the Combo

Ashaya, Soul of the Wild works very well with anything that can untap a land, as I can then untap any non-token creature. Thus, a creature that can untap 2 lands can untap itself and a land, giving infinite mana/untaps. It also means Oboro Breezecaller and Stone-Seeder Hierophant can untap a Land Into Play dork, helping me go infinite. I will likely add Argothian Elder at some point, but I'm not sure what I'll pull yet! Ley Weaver obviously loves Ashaya desperately, and since she finds Lore Weaver you should be set to win as soon as Ley can be tapped. This is probably a 'better' combo than my lands into play shenanigans, but it's parts synergize with the Commander even when it's not yet an infinite combo. Still, could be worth leaning harder into Ashaya.

Gushing Sanctuary

Gush works very well with Mystic Sanctuary, this is an infinite combo that can be set up without access to Tatyova, but it requires 3 Islands, one of which is Sanctuary. All you need for the combo is a way to put those Islands back into play, which also generates mana, usually just {U}, but with Breeding Pool you might nab a few key {G}. All told the combo requires Gush + 2 Islands + Mystic Sanctuary + Land Into Play Dork + Untap Source, to output 1 extra card and 2 mana that can be used to pay for Freed from the Real, this is a relatively fast combo to set up and can thus win early. This is a combo that would kill for a Tropical Island, but that's probably not happening unless I proxy it!

The Great Aur-Draw-A

The addition of Forbidden Orchard allows this deck to generate infinite tokens for my opponents, and using The Great Aurora after they have a hundred or so tokens will deck them on the spot, which seems pretty good. On the downside, this does target, but I want Aurora even if it couldn't do this, so adding this is super spicy.

Various Payoffs for Infinite Draw/Landfall

Various cards that can be used to win the game, or thoroughly take control over it.

Altar of Dementia Show

Altar of Dementia combos with the various token generators, notably Field of the Dead Meloku the Clouded Mirror and Scute Swarm to just mill everyone else and win.

Psychosis Crawler Show

Psychosis Crawler can win around a lot of defenses, which is handy. Draw off of Tatyova, and this can be hard to interfere with for some decks.

Lab Man Show

Laboratory Maniac is an easy include in here, since Tatyova and infinite draw just wins the game on the spot. You do need to watch out for interference (he's fragile), but if you've got 5 or 6 counters waiting, you are reasonably safe, so it might be wise to recycle your graveyard if you can, since you can just draw through it all anyways, if you have counters in the yard.

Field of the Dead Show

Field of the Dead is access to infinite zombie tokens, which can be sacrificed to Altar of Dementia to mill everyone rather than attack, as I don't like waiting to be board wiped.

Sunscorched Desert Show

Sunscorched Desert is a payoff for infinite landfall, just dealing damage to win. It can be early, and doesn't require Tatyova, so this can be assembled very early, to win on turn 3.

Memnarch Show

Memnarch is a backbreaker with infinite mana, just stealing everything not protected will probably cost people the game. Equipment giving Shroud or Hexproof can be stolen, which is funny.

Capsize Show

Capsize bounces everything, solving a lot of problems actually if I have infinite mana. This is one of the most important cards to have access to later game if you expect things to be tough, because bouncing everything can be better than stealing it. This is one of our very few ways to get rid of Tatyova if we really need to, to prevent decking.

Scute Swarm Show

Scute Swarm offers a nice payout if I'm not infinite yet, keeping me alive, and offer a bigger one if I can go infinite. The bodies are tiny and weak, but they can be pretty numerous.

Elixer of Immortality Show

Elixir of Immortality can actually be quite good with infinite draw/mana, allowing me to recast any spells I want as many times as I want. It's mainly in to prevent me from collapsing due to having my win cons milled out, but I feel like this deck has enough combos that it is very unlikely that I'll be milled out of combo completely. It is also technically infinite life if I have infinite resources, but Tatyova already gives that with draw.

The Great Aurora Show

The Great Aurora is not exactly a combo, but it does synergize very heavily with the deck, as I can set up a scenario after going infinite where I will have the perfect hand, steal/bounce everything of theirs I can, and then the Aurora starts to look really good. You need to count your permanents though, to make sure you won't deck yourself, but you might also catch someone else going infinite with tokens of some kind, as you can cast it via Alchemist's Refuge I think, blocking a combo (by decking them) and forcing everyone to start over, usually with way less lands out than you.

Temple of Mystery Show

Temple of Mystery is handy if I don't want to draw my whole deck for some reason, and would prefer to instead dig deeper. If I'm looking for lands, bouncing this for Scry 1 before I draw a card will give me quite good odds of hitting whatever I'm looking for, especially land or non-land, tacked onto a dual land. This is helpful if I am going to need to use The Great Aurora mostly, but the deck can benefit from not drawing bad cards if it's not yet infinite.

Date added	4 years
Last updated	1 month
Key combos	Freed from the Real + Ley Weaver + Lore Weaver Ashaya, Soul of the Wild + Ley Weaver + Lore Weaver
Legality	This deck is Commander / EDH legal.
Rarity (main - side)	4 - 0 Mythic Rares 35 - 0 Rares 28 - 0 Uncommons 21 - 0 Commons
Cards	100
Avg. CMC	3.33
Tokens	Boar 2/2 G, Copy Clone, Elemental */* G, Food, Foretell, Illusion 1/1 U w/ Flying, Insect 1/1 G, Spirit 1/1 C, Treasure, Zombie 2/2 B
Folders	Casual, other's decks, Simic UG, EDH Decks