Camellia, the Seedmiser + Peregrin Took + Night of the Sweets' Revenge + Anointed Procession
How it works
- Activate Camellia by paying 2 and sacrificing a Food.
- Camellia's first ability triggers, creating two Foods and two 1/1 Squirrel creature tokens.
- Resolve the Camellia ability, putting a +1/+1 counter on each other Squirrel you control.
- Activate the two Foods by tapping them, adding .
- Repeat.
This loop hinges on a remarkable compounding of token replacement effects, starting with Peregrin Took and Anointed Procession multiplying every single token generated under your control. When you pay Camellia, the Seedmiser's forage cost by sacrificing a Food, Camellia's triggered ability makes a Squirrel, which Peregrin Took and Anointed Procession turn into an overwhelming flood of bonus tokens—including multiple Foods. Night of the Sweets' Revenge plays a crucial role here by turning those newly minted Foods into mana sources via its static ability, allowing you to easily tap them for the green mana needed to pay Camellia's activation cost again. Once you have this engine humming, you can churn through your deck using Peregrin Took's sacrifice ability to draw cards, pump your entire army with infinite +1/+1 counters, and bury your opponents under an unstoppable tidal wave of Squirrels.