Infinite creature LTBInfinite creature ETBInfinite creature sacrifice triggersInfinite death triggersInfinite scry 1Infinite storm countInfinite +1/+1 counters on a creature tokenInfinite +1/+1 counters on a creature
How it works
Cast Ebondeath from your graveyard by paying .
Geralf's first ability triggers, creating a 2/2 Zombie Rogue creature token.
When the Zombie Rogue enters the battlefield, Geralf's second ability triggers, putting a number of +1/+1 counters on the Zombie Rogue equal to the number of other Zombies that entered the battlefield under your control.
When Ebondeath enters the battlefield, Geralf's second ability triggers, putting a number of +1/+1 counters on Ebondeath equal to the number of other Zombies that entered the battlefield under your control.
Activate Woe Strider twice by sacrificing the Zombie Rogue and Ebondeath.
When the Zombie Rogue and Ebondeath die, Pitiless Plunderer triggers twice, creating two Treasure tokens.
Resolve both Woe Strider abilities.
Activate the Treasures by tapping and sacrificing them, adding .
Repeat.
This clever loop relies on a steady engine of resurrection and sacrifice, fueled entirely by the mana generated when your creatures perish under the watchful eye of Pitiless Plunderer. Ebondeath, Dracolich is the star of the show here, easily returning from the graveyard over and over because another creature conveniently died each turn, while Woe Strider provides the reliable sacrifice outlet needed to put those creatures into the dirt. Meanwhile, Geralf, the Fleshwright turns all this coming-and-going into a growing army by generating Zombie tokens and stacking them high with +1/+1 counters as they enter. Even though Ezzaroot Channeler isn't doing the heavy lifting in the sacrifice loop itself, its presence completes the gothic workshop, letting you orchestrate an endless cycle of death, treasures, and ever-growing horrors.