Extravagant Replication + Time Stretch + Greenwarden of Murasa

Extravagant Replication

Time Stretch

Greenwarden of Murasa

How it works

1. Cast Time Stretch by paying its mana cost, causing you to take two extra turns after this one.
2. Move to your next turn.
3. At the beginning of your upkeep, Extravagant Replication triggers, creating a token copy of Greenwarden of Murasa.
4. When the Greenwarden of Murasa token enters the battlefield, it triggers, returning Time Stretch from your graveyard to your hand.
5. Repeat during your second turn.

This clever loop turns the relentless upkeep trigger of Extravagant Replication into an endless succession of extra turns. By copying Greenwarden of Murasa every turn, you exploit its enters-the-battlefield ability to repeatedly fish Time Stretch right back out of your graveyard and straight into your hand. Because Time Stretch grants you *two* extra turns each time it resolves, your repeated upkeep triggers ensure you always have a fresh copy of the creature ready to recycle the spell before the current chain ever runs dry.