Ok so this deck is based off of one of my older decks, The Impossible (Mono-G Combo) except with an infinite combo instead of a pray-to-god-no-lifegain combo. This deck looks like premier jank, and that is totally reasonable. This deck looks like a random pile of crads with a jank combo somewhere in-between. But just hear me out here.
First, let's look at the combo itself, and then the supporting cast.
For this combo we will need:
• tArdent elementalis, Viscera Seer, Prismite, Skirge Familiar, and Angelic Renewal on the battlefield.
• 7 Green Cards in hand, and 1 Green mana floating
• Rofellos's Gift in graveyard along with at least 6 other enchantments.
If you think those are hard demands, 1. read the title, and 2. hold your breath through this section. But, the combo itself:
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Sacrifice Ardent Elementalist, to Viscera Seer activating Angelic Renewal to bring Elementalist back.
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With the ETB trigger, fetch Rofellos's Gift from our yard.
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Cast Gift, revealing all 7 Green cards from your hand. Get 6 random enchantments and Angelic Renewal.
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Discard previously mentioned 7 random enchantments to Skirge Familiar for 6black mana.
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Filter 4 of that mana to Prismite, getting 1 green and 1 white mana in return.
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Cast Angelic Renewal.
Now you are back where you started, same boardstate, with 1 green and an additional 1 black mana. Repeat this process for infinite black. Win the game with repeatable damage via Omen of the Forge.
Alright, now to the cards that make the "deck" "work". In the past few weeks, I've learned as a deck builder that if you run a playset of Abundant Growth, the laws of physics don't apply to you, and you may ascend (in the form of playing off-color cards). Unbridled Growth is also in there for good measure, as well as a card to get from our yard with Gift. The best Card adventage we can get is Remove Enchantments. With Enchantments that ETB to draw, the Gift keeps on giving. (In this deck, Urban Utopia is actually better than Nylea's Presence because than we lessen getting blown out by Landwalk and Golden Jank)
This deck is very jank, and I think it's name is pretty appropriate. Hopefully you got some enjoyment out of this garbo, and have a good day.
-Cya.
