Zinnia, Valley's Voice + Aang, the Last Airbender + Peregrine Drake

Zinnia, Valley's Voice

Aang, the Last Airbender

Peregrine Drake

How it works

1. Cast Peregrine Drake by paying 4 plus an additional 2 for its offspring cost.
2. When Peregrine Drake enters the battlefield, it triggers twice. Resolve the first trigger, untapping up to five lands.
3. Holding priority, activate up to five lands by tapping them, adding at least 4.
4. Resolve the second Peregrine Drake trigger, creating a token copy of it that is 1/1.
5. When the Peregrine Drake token enters the battlefield, it triggers, untapping up to five lands.
6. Activate up to five lands by tapping them, adding at least 4.
7. Cast Aang by paying 3 plus an additional 2 for its offspring cost.
8. When Aang enters, it triggers twice. Resolve the first trigger, airbending the nontoken Peregrine Drake.
9. Resolve the second Aang trigger, creating a token copy of it that is 1/1. Put the token into your graveyard due to the legend rule.
10. The token Aang's enter-the-battlefield ability triggers, airbending Aang.
11. Cast Peregrine Drake from exile by paying 2 plus an additional 2 for its offspring cost.
12. Repeat steps 2 through 6 once.
13. Cast Aang from exile by paying 2 plus an additional 2 for its offspring cost.
14. Repeat from step 8.

This ingenious loop relies on Zinnia, Valley's Voice to turn every creature spell into a self-replicating engine by granting them offspring, which doubles up their entry triggers for free. When you drop Peregrine Drake into the mix, its dual entry triggers untap your lands with plenty of mana to spare, funding the offspring cost while swelling Zinnia's own power via its static buff to your 1/1 creatures. Bringing Aang, the Last Airbender onto the board introduces a clever blinking loop—airbending the Drake and sending Aang temporarily into exile so it can re-enter alongside its own offspring token—which lets you recast everything from exile indefinitely.