Magister of Worth + Illusion of Choice + Altar of Dementia

Magister of Worth

Illusion of Choice

Altar of Dementia

How it works

1. Cast Illusion of Choice by paying , causing you to choose how players vote this turn and drawing a card.
2. Cast Magister of Worth by paying 4.
3. When Magister of Worth enters, it triggers.
4. Holding priority, activate Altar of Dementia by sacrificing Magister of Worth and any number of other creatures.
5. Resolve the Magister of Worth trigger, having each player vote for grace, returning all creatures from graveyards to the battlefield.
6. Resolve all abilities from step 4, milling one or more players.
7. Repeat from 3.

This delightful loop revolves around the will of the council ability of Magister of Worth, which normally leaves voting up to your opponents. By casting Illusion of Choice first, you completely bypass that uncertainty, allowing you to force a unanimous vote for grace every single time it enters the battlefield. This constantly triggers creature recursion to pull everything back from your graveyard, providing a steady supply of fodder to feed into Altar of Dementia. As those resurrected creatures return and are immediately sacrificed to mill your opponents out of the game, Magister of Worth joins them in the yard so the whole cycle can begin anew.