Thousand-Year Storm + Narset's Reversal + Brass's Bounty

Thousand-Year Storm

Narset's Reversal

Brass's Bounty

How it works

1. Cast Brass's Bounty by paying 6.
2. Thousand-Year Storm triggers, creating a copy of Brass's Bounty for each instant and sorcery spell cast before it this turn.
3. Resolve the first copy of Brass's Bounty, if applicable, creating a Treasure artifact token for each land you control.
4. Repeat step 3 for each remaining copy, if applicable.
5. If you created Treasures this way, activate two Treasures by tapping and sacrificing them, adding .
6. Holding priority, cast Narset's Reversal by paying , targeting the original Brass's Bounty.
7. Thousand-Year Storm triggers, creating a copy of Narset's Reversal for each instant and sorcery spell cast before it this turn, with each copy targeting the original Narset's Reversal.
8. Resolve the first copy of Narset's Reversal, copying the original Narset's Reversal targeting Brass's Bounty, then returning the original Narset's Reversal to your hand.
9. All remaining Narset's Reversal copies made in step 7 fizzle due to having no legal target.
10. Resolve the Narset's Reversal copy made in step 8, copying Brass's Bounty and returning the original Brass's Bounty to your hand.
11. Resolve the copy of Brass's Bounty, creating a Treasure artifact token for each land you control.
12. Activate seven Treasures by tapping and sacrificing them, adding 6.
13. Repeat.

This engine transforms a single big spell into an overwhelming loop by leaning entirely on the cascading triggers of Thousand-Year Storm. When you first cast Brass's Bounty, the Storm counts it and hands you a massive wave of Treasure tokens to fund your future mana needs. You then cast Narset's Reversal targeting that original Bounty, letting the Storm duplicate your bounce spell so you can continually snatch the ritual back to your hand while generating endless artifacts and infinite colored mana.