Infinite card drawNear-infinite creature ETBInfinite draw triggersNear-infinite storm countNear-infinite creature LTBNear-infinite magecraft triggersNear-infinite creature tokensNear-infinite blinking of nonland permanents you control
How it works
Cast Acrobatic Maneuver by paying its mana cost, blinking Abdel Adrian.
Abdel Adrian leaves the battlefield, returning Izzet Chronarch and all other cards that were exiled with it to the battlefield.
Abdel Adrian and Izzet Chronarch trigger.
Resolve the Izzet Chronarch trigger, returning Acrobatic Maneuver from your graveyard to your hand.
Holding priority, activate any number of nonland permanents you control by tapping them, adding at least enough mana to cast Acrobatic Maneuver.
Resolve the Abdel Adrian trigger, exiling Izzet Chronarch and the mana-producing permanents until Abdel Adrian leaves the battlefield, and creating a 1/1 Soldier creature token for each permanent exiled this way.
Repeat.
This clever loop relies on Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward to continuously swallow and regurgitate your own battlefield, fueling a self-sustaining engine of mana and cardboard. Every time Acrobatic Maneuver blinks Abdel Adrian, the resulting cascade of enters-the-battlefield triggers allows Izzet Chronarch to pluck that very same instant back from your graveyard into your hand. Meanwhile, Abdel's exile clause temporarily tucks away your mana-producing permanents—and Izzet Chronarch itself—while leaving behind a growing army of 1/1 Soldier tokens as a bonus. By continually recasting Acrobatic Maneuver using the tapped mana sources, you not only churn out infinite card draw and near-infinite creature tokens, but you also cleanly reset the whole board state to do it all over again.