Revolutionist + Twinflame + Storm-Kiln Artist + Reiterate
Revolutionist
Twinflame
Storm-Kiln Artist
Reiterate
Infinite artifact ETBInfinite artifact LTBInfinite artifact sacrifice triggersInfinite artifact tokensInfinite colored manaInfinite copies of creatures you control with hasteInfinite creature tokens with hasteInfinite creature ETBInfinite power and toughness for certain creatures until end of turnInfinite magecraft triggersInfinite storm countInfinite Treasure tokens
How it works
Cast Twinflame by paying 3, targeting Storm-Kiln Artist and Revolutionist.
Each Storm-Kiln Artist you control triggers, creating that many Treasure artifact tokens.
Activate a Treasure by tapping and sacrificing it, adding .
Cast Reiterate by paying 1, targeting Twinflame.
Each Storm-Kiln Artist you control triggers, creating that many Treasure artifact tokens.
Resolve Reiterate, creating a copy of Twinflame, targeting Storm-Kiln Artist and Revolutionist.
Each Storm-Kiln Artist you control triggers, creating that many Treasure artifact tokens.
Resolve the copy of Twinflame, creating a token copy of Storm-Kiln Artist and Revolutionist with haste.
When the Revolutionist token enters the battlefield, it triggers, returning Reiterate to your hand from your graveyard.
Activate two Treasures by tapping and sacrificing them, adding .
Repeat from step 4 one additional time.
Repeat steps 3 through 10.
After the second iteration, you may instead target Revolutionist and any other creature you control using the Twinflame copies.
This clever loop turns the self-contained copying power of Reiterate and Twinflame into a self-sustaining engine by utilizing Storm-Kiln Artist's magecraft ability to fund every spell and copy cast. As you repeatedly copy Twinflame to generate hasty token copies of both Storm-Kiln Artist and Revolutionist, the newly entering Revolutionist triggers to continually return Reiterate from your graveyard straight back to your hand. Meanwhile, Storm-Kiln Artist scales in power and manufactures an endless stream of Treasure tokens—not only providing all the mana you need to pay for the spells and buyback costs, but also fueling infinite artifact-based triggers along the way.