Fire Lord Azula + Narset's Reversal + Storm-Kiln Artist
Fire Lord Azula
Narset's Reversal
Storm-Kiln Artist
Infinite artifact ETBInfinite artifact LTBInfinite artifact sacrifice triggersInfinite artifact tokensInfinite Treasure tokensInfinite colored manaInfinite copies of the casted instant or sorceryInfinite magecraft triggersInfinite storm count
How it works
Declare Fire Lord Azula as an attacker, triggering its firebending ability, adding .
Cast the additional instant or sorcery by paying its mana cost.
Fire Lord Azula's second ability and Storm-Kiln Artist trigger.
Resolve the Fire Lord Azula trigger, copying the instant or sorcery.
Storm-Kiln Artist triggers. Resolve both triggers from this step and step 3, creating two Treasure tokens.
Activate two Treasures by tapping and sacrificing them, adding .
Cast Narset's Reversal by paying , targeting the spell from step 2.
Fire Lord Azula's second ability and Storm-Kiln Artist trigger.
Resolve the Storm-Kiln Artist trigger, creating a Treasure token.
Resolve the Fire Lord Azula trigger, copying Narset's Reversal targeting the original Narset's Reversal.
Storm-Kiln Artist triggers, creating a Treasure token.
Resolve the copy of Narset's Reversal, causing you to copy Narset's Reversal targeting the original spell from step 2, and then return the original Narset's Reversal to your hand.
Storm-Kiln Artist triggers, creating a Treasure token.
Resolve the copy of Narset's Reversal, copying the spell from step 2 and returning the original spell from step 2 to your hand.
Storm-Kiln Artist triggers, creating a Treasure token.
Resolve the copy of the spell from step 14.
Holding priority, repeat from step 2.
This loop turns Fire Lord Azula into an absolute powerhouse of spell duplication, using the red mana generated by its own attack trigger to kick things off. As you cast and copy spells, Storm-Kiln Artist acts as your economic engine, constantly manufacturing Treasure tokens to fund your interactions. By weaving Narset's Reversal into the mix, you perpetually bounce and recasting your spells while continuously copying them—creating an endless storm of magecraft triggers and infinite resources.