Da Cube Combos

What goes together in da_cube (540 cards, list pulled 6 Sep 2026). Archetypes are the decks you can draft; Hard combos are the two- and three-card loops and locks. Where a column shows several cards, any one of them fills that role. Click a card to open it on Scryfall.

1. Reanimator
2. Sneak and Show
3. Flash
4. Storm
5. Draw-sevens
6. Artifacts
7. Lands
8. Boros aggro
9. Green ramp
10. Blink and evoke

Reanimator

Put an eight-drop in the graveyard on turn 1, bring it back on turn 1 or 2.

Reanimation

Fill the graveyard

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Bring it back

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Targets

Combo: Entomb plus Reanimate is a turn 1 Griselbrand or Archon of Cruelty. Persist and Unmarked Grave only hit nonlegendary cards (Archon, Worldspine Wurm, Craterhoof, Troll, Woodfall Primus). Goryo's Vengeance only hits legendary ones (Griselbrand, Emrakul, Atraxa, Etali, Sheoldred). Emrakul shuffles itself away when it hits the graveyard, so only the instants (Goryo's, Shallow Grave, Corpse Dance) can get it, cast in response to the shuffle trigger. Buried Ogre starts the game in your graveyard, so Reanimate on turn 1 is a 6/4. Metamorphosis Fanatic reanimates for two mana if you miracle it (set up with Brainstorm, Top or Mystical Tutor). Emperor of Bones borrows a creature from a graveyard each turn for two mana.

Result: An eight-drop on turn 1 or 2. Griselbrand refills your hand, Archon is a one-card Mind Twist plus Ancestral, Atraxa draws four or five.

Recurring Nightmare + enter-the-battlefield creature

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any one of

Combo: Sacrifice a chump, return the creature, take Nightmare back to hand and do it again next turn.

Result: A reanimation engine that removal cannot touch, because Nightmare is never on the battlefield when the opponent has priority.

Sheoldred, the Apocalypse + Griselbrand

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Combo: Pay seven life, draw seven, Sheoldred gives back fourteen.

Result: Draw your deck at a profit of life.

Sneak and Show

Put the big creature onto the battlefield instead of casting it.

Put it straight onto the battlefield

Enabler

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Target

Combo: Show and Tell puts anything onto the battlefield, artifacts included, so Blightsteel, Portal to Phyrexia and Bolas's Citadel are live. Sneak Attack and Through the Breach give haste for one turn: Emrakul attacks for 15 and annihilates six, Griselbrand draws 14. Oath only needs the opponent to control more creatures than you. Channel is the odd one out: it pays for the colorless bombs (Emrakul, Blightsteel, Portal, Sundering Titan, Ugin) on turn 2, but you cast them normally, so no haste and you are at very low life.

Result: A turn 2 or 3 Emrakul or Griselbrand. Karakas bounces your legendary creature in response to the Sneak Attack or Breach sacrifice so you keep it.

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Sneak Attack + Worldspine Wurm

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Combo: Sneak in the Wurm, attack for 15 trample, and when it is sacrificed at end of turn it leaves three 5/5 tramplers behind.

Result: Sneak Attack with a permanent board. Altar of Dementia or Goblin Bombardment can eat the Wurm for the same tokens plus 15 mill or a damage.

Karakas + legendary threat

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any one of

Combo: Karakas bounces any legendary creature for a tap. Against a Sneak Attack or Show and Tell deck it answers the threat; in your own deck it saves a Sneaked or Breached Griselbrand from the sacrifice.

Result: A land that beats the cube's best finishers.

Flash

Flash puts a creature from your hand onto the battlefield at instant speed for two mana, then makes you sacrifice it unless you pay its cost minus two. Every enter trigger still happens, and so does every dies trigger.

Flash + a creature that wants to die

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any one of

Combo: Put the creature in with Flash, decline to pay, and let it die. Worldspine Wurm leaves three 5/5 tramplers and shuffles itself back in. Torsten digs seven cards for creatures and lands on the way in and leaves seven 1/1 Soldiers on the way out. Woodfall Primus destroys a noncreature permanent, dies, and persists back as a 5/5. Vaultborn Tyrant draws a card and gains 3, dies, and leaves a 6/6 token copy that draws and gains again. Triplicate Titan leaves three 3/3s. Sundering Titan destroys five lands entering and five more leaving. Glen Elendra Archmage and Kitchen Finks persist straight back, so Flash is a two-mana instant-speed Archmage.

Result: Two mana, at instant speed, on the opponent's end step: 15 power of Wurms, or a 5/5 plus a Vindicate, or seven Soldiers and a full hand. Nothing else in the cube is close to this rate.

Flash + an enter-the-battlefield trigger

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any one of

Combo: The creature is sacrificed, but you keep the trigger. Atraxa reveals ten and takes up to one card of each type. Archon edicts, Strips a card from hand and drains 3. Craterhoof at instant speed after blockers is an alpha strike from nowhere. Primeval Titan fetches Strip Mine and Wasteland. Etali and Carnosaur cast free spells. Battlesphere leaves four Myr. Griselbrand and Emrakul do not work: there is no window to activate Griselbrand before the sacrifice, and Emrakul's turn is a cast trigger.

Result: A two-mana instant that reads as the best enter trigger in your hand. Flash into Atraxa is four or five cards for two mana.

Flash + Metamorphosis Fanatic

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Combo: Flash puts Fanatic in and sacrifices it during Flash's own resolution. Fanatic's enter trigger goes on the stack afterwards, when Fanatic is already in the graveyard, so the trigger can target Fanatic itself and return it with a lifelink counter. If a Griselbrand or Archon is in the graveyard, target that instead.

Result: A 4/4 lifelink for two mana at instant speed, or a two-mana instant-speed Reanimate if a Griselbrand is already in the graveyard. Fanatic's miracle cost does the same job on your draw step if Brainstorm or Top sets it up.

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Storm

Rituals and fast mana into a spell that counts the spells you cast.

Fast mana + replay + finisher

Mana

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Replay it

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Finisher

Combo: Crack the Lotus and rituals, then replay all of them from the graveyard with Yawgmoth's Will or Breach, along with your tutors and cantrips. Doomsday is its own finisher: it builds a five-card pile that ends in Thassa's Oracle (see the Hard combos tab).

Result: Double your mana and storm count, then Tendrils drains for 20 or Brain Freeze mills the opponent out.

Balance + sacrifice everything of your own

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any one of

Combo: With Balance on the stack, sacrifice all your lands to Zuran Orb or discard your hand to LED.

Result: Opponent sacrifices every land, discards their hand, or both, while you keep your Moxen and artifact creatures.

Draw-sevens

Symmetric wheels stop being symmetric with a punisher in play.

Wheel + punisher

Wheel

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Punisher

Combo: Narset and Leovold cap the opponent at one card, so you draw seven and they draw one. Hullbreacher turns each of their draws into a Treasure for you. Bowmasters pings once per card drawn and amasses a 7/7. Sheoldred makes them lose 14 life.

Result: With Sheoldred or Bowmasters a wheel is often just lethal; with Narset or Hullbreacher it is a one-sided double Ancestral.

Artifacts

Fast artifact mana into things that reward you for having lots of artifacts.

Artifact mana + artifact payoffs

Mana

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Payoffs

Combo: Moxen and Sol Ring make turn 1 and 2 plays that a normal deck cannot: turn 1 Karn or Tezzeret, turn 2 Urza or Kappa Cannoneer. Tolarian Academy taps for one per artifact. Urza turns every artifact into a blue mana and makes a Construct the size of your board. Mystic Forge and Emry give card advantage off the artifacts you already play. Kinnan doubles every rock. Winter Orb and Balance are one-sided when your mana is artifacts.

Result: Explosive starts and a mana engine that also fuels Tinker and the Monolith combos on the Hard combos tab.

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Tinker + artifact

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any one of

Combo: Sacrifice a Mox or bauble, put the best artifact in your deck onto the battlefield.

Result: Blightsteel kills in one hit; Citadel and Portal take over the game; Battlesphere and the Titans are just very large for three mana.

Thopter Foundry + Sword of the Meek + a payoff

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any one of

Combo: Pay 1 and sacrifice Sword to Foundry: a 1/1 Thopter enters, Sword comes back attached to it, and an artifact you control went to the graveyard. Apprentice drains for one, Syr Ginger grows, Skullclamp draws two when the Thopter dies. With Urza this is infinite (Hard combos tab).

Result: One mana per drain or per two cards, on top of a flier and a life each time.

Lands

Extra land drops, lands from the graveyard, and things that pay you for lands entering or leaving.

Land engine + landfall payoffs

Extra drops and recursion

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Payoffs

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Lands that do something

Combo: Fetchlands are the fuel: every fetch is a land entering (landfall) and a land leaving (Titania, Tracker's Clues) and, with Icetill Explorer, Crucible or Ramunap Excavator, you play the same fetch again from the graveyard next turn. Icetill Explorer is Crucible and Exploration in one card. Wrenn and Six and Six put lands back in hand. Fastbond turns a handful of lands and Gush into a burst of landfall triggers.

Result: Grinding card advantage from your mana base, and a Strip Mine every turn against anything greedy. The Titania and Fastbond loops on the Hard combos tab live in this deck.

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Titania, Protector of Argoth + land sacrifice

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any one of

Combo: Every land you sacrifice with Titania in play makes a 5/3 Elemental. Zuran Orb and Safekeeper are free outlets at instant speed, and every fetchland you crack counts. Add Icetill Explorer, Crucible or Ramunap Excavator and the same fetchland or Strip Mine makes a 5/3 every turn.

Result: Turn your lands into an army. Icetill Explorer plus a fetchland is two 5/3s a turn; with Strip Mine it is a 5/3 and a land kill every turn.

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Nadu, Winged Wisdom + free targeting

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any one of

Combo: Each time one of your creatures is targeted it draws a card or drops a land, twice per creature per turn. Safekeeper (sacrifice a land), Greaves (equip 0), and the Mothers all target for free. Springheart Nantuko copies whatever the lands land on.

Result: Two extra cards per creature per turn for nothing. Not infinite here, but it buries the opponent in cards.

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Fastbond + landfall mana

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any one of

Combo: Play every land in your hand and crack your fetches; each landfall makes a mana. Gush returns two Islands to replay. Icetill Explorer replays the fetches from the graveyard.

Result: A huge burst of mana on turn 2 or 3 for Craterhoof, Primeval Titan or an X spell.

Boros aggro

Cheap creatures, a little burn, and mana denial to keep the combo decks off balance.

White weenie and red aggro core

One-drops

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Two and three drops

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Reach and disruption

Combo: Curve out with one- and two-drops, then punish the slow decks: Thalia taxes every ritual and cantrip, Ravages of War and Winter Orb lock a board that already has your creatures on it, Jitte and Skullclamp win any creature fight. Ocelot Pride, Guide of Souls and Ajani snowball if left alone. Burn finishes what combat started.

Result: The fastest clock in the cube against decks that spend turns 1 to 3 setting up. Beats reanimator and storm on speed; struggles against Balance, wraths and a well-timed Sheoldred.

Stoneforge Mystic + big equipment

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any one of

Combo: Tutor the equipment, then cheat it in for two mana with Stoneforge's ability.

Result: Kaldra is a 5/5 indestructible hasty first-striker that exiles what it fights, on turn 3. Batterskull is the slower, safer version; Jitte is the one that just wins combat.

Skullclamp + a token maker

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any one of

Combo: Clamp a 1/1 token, it dies, draw two.

Result: Lingering Souls alone is eight cards for five mana. Any of the others turn a spare mana into two cards every turn.

Green ramp

Mana creatures on turn 1, something enormous on turn 3.

Mana creatures + big green payoffs

Dorks

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Payoffs

Combo: Eight one-mana dorks plus Gaea's Cradle mean four or five mana on turn 2. Green Sun's Zenith is a dork on turn 1 and a finisher later. Kinnan doubles every dork. Nissa doubles every Forest and animates them.

Result: Turn 3 Primeval Titan, or Natural Order into a lethal Craterhoof by turn 4.

Natural Order + green finisher

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any one of

Combo: Sacrifice a mana elf, fetch the creature onto the battlefield.

Result: Craterhoof with a board of elves and tokens is lethal on turn 4 or 5. Worldspine Wurm is 15 power of trample for four mana.

Blink and evoke

Creatures with enter-the-battlefield triggers, and ways to make them enter again.

Blink effect + enter-the-battlefield creature

Blink

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Targets

Combo: Every blink is another trigger: another Thoughtseize from Grief, another exile from Solitude, another tutor from Spellseeker or Trinket Mage, another card from Coveted Jewel. Displacer Kitten blinks on every noncreature spell, so a Spellseeker chain tutors a cheap spell, casts it, blinks Spellseeker and tutors again. Kiki-Jiki copies the creature instead of blinking it, which is the same thing with a body attached.

Result: Grindy card advantage. The Kitten loops and Kiki loops on the Hard combos tab are what happens when the blink becomes free.

Evoke Elemental + bring it back

any one of

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any one of

Combo: Evoke the Elemental for free. Ephemerate it with the sacrifice trigger on the stack and it comes back permanently, and Ephemerate rebounds for a third trigger next turn. Necromancy, Shallow Grave and Corpse Dance return it from the graveyard after the sacrifice for the same effect.

Result: Turn 1: opponent loses their two best cards and faces a 4/3 menace; or two creatures are exiled; or eight damage is dealt.

1. Two-card wins
2. Kiki-Jiki and Splinter Twin
3. Persist
4. Three-card infinites
5. Locks
6. Tutors that find the pieces

Two-card wins

One card from each column and the game is over, or as close as makes no difference.

Thassa's Oracle + a way to empty your library

Win condition

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Empty the library

Combo: Get rid of your library, then Oracle's trigger (or a Jace draw) wins. Thought Lash's last ability costs nothing and has no tap, so it exiles your whole library at instant speed. Doomsday leaves a five-card pile you build so a cantrip or two draws you into Oracle. Tainted Pact with Oracle's trigger on the stack exiles until the library is gone. Oath of Druids in a deck with no other creature cards mills the whole library on your upkeep; that version only works with Jace, since Oath would find Oracle.

Result: Win the game. Wrinkle: Tainted Pact stops when it hits two cards with the same name, so it is only reliable in a deck with almost no duplicate basics.

Infinity Elemental + a way to connect

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any one of

Combo: Infinity Elemental has infinite power and nothing else, so any blocker stops it and it cannot attack the turn it lands. Cori-Steel Cutter gives it trample and haste for a two-mana equip, so it attacks for infinite the turn after it is cast, or the same turn if the Cutter is already down. Kaldra Compleat (Stoneforge puts it in for two) gives trample, haste and first strike too. Cycling Agonasaur Rex at instant speed gives trample and indestructible after blockers. Craterhoof gives everything trample. Altar of Dementia skips combat: sacrifice the Elemental to mill the opponent's whole library.

Result: One attack for infinite damage through any board, or an infinite mill. Fire Covenant and Broadside Bombardiers do not work, since they use mana value or life paid rather than power.

Helm of Obedience + graveyard replacement

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any one of

Combo: Helm mills until a creature card is put into the graveyard. With Rest in Peace or Dauthi Voidwalker nothing is ever put into a graveyard, so Helm with X=1 exiles the opponent's entire library.

Result: Opponent loses on their next draw. Voidwalker can then be sacrificed to play one of the exiled cards for free.

Lifegain trigger + counter creature

any one of

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any one of

Combo: Spike Feeder: remove a counter to gain 2 life, and Heliod or Thune puts a counter straight back. Walking Ballista: give it lifelink (Heliod does that itself; Thune needs another source such as Batterskull or Sheltered by Ghosts), and each ping gains a life, which puts a counter back on Ballista.

Result: Spike Feeder gives infinite life, and with Thune an arbitrarily large team. Ballista gives infinite damage to any target.

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Chain of Smog + magecraft

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any one of

Combo: Cast Chain of Smog targeting yourself and keep choosing to copy it, targeting yourself again. Every copy triggers magecraft. Empty your hand first so the discards cost you nothing.

Result: Witherbloom Apprentice drains the opponent out on turn 2 or 3. Sedgemoor Witch makes as many 1/1 Pests as you like.

Monolith + untap discount

any one of

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any one of

Combo: The Monolith taps for three and untaps for less than three. Kinnan adds a fourth mana when Basalt Monolith is tapped. Zirda cuts Basalt's untap to one and Grim's to two. Gadgeteer cuts Basalt's untap to two. Grim Monolith only works with Zirda; with Kinnan or Gadgeteer it breaks even.

Result: Infinite colorless mana. Spend it on Walking Ballista, Kinnan's own ability (a free non-Human creature per activation), or an X spell.

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Springheart Nantuko + Nissa, Who Shakes the World

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Combo: Animate a Forest with Nissa and bestow Nantuko on it. Play a land: Nantuko makes a token copy of the Forest, which is a land entering, which triggers Nantuko again. Each new Forest taps for GG thanks to Nissa, paying for the next copy.

Result: Infinite Forests and infinite green mana, and every landfall card you control (Lotus Cobra, Scythecat Cub, Bristly Bill) goes off at the same time.

Sensei's Divining Top + cast from the top of your library

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any one of

Combo: Tap Top to draw a card and put Top on top of your library, then cast Top again from the top: for one life through Citadel, or for one mana through Mystic Forge. Repeat.

Result: Draw your whole deck at one life or one mana per card. Sheoldred, the Apocalypse with Citadel makes it infinite (gain 2 per draw). Artist's Talent at level 2 makes Top free through Mystic Forge.

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Kiki-Jiki and Splinter Twin

The oldest cube combo. A hasty copy of a creature untaps the thing that made it.

Copy engine + untapper

any one of

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any one of

Combo: Tap Kiki-Jiki (or the creature Twin is on) to make a hasty copy. Exarch and Pestermite untap Kiki or the enchanted creature as they enter; Conscripts gains control of it and untaps it. Tap again.

Result: Infinite hasty attackers the turn the second piece lands. Goblin Bombardment or Altar of Dementia turns the loop into infinite damage or mill without attacking.

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Copy engine + Fear of Missing Out

any one of

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Combo: Needs delirium (four card types in your graveyard). Copy Fear of Missing Out and attack with the copy: it untaps Kiki-Jiki or the Twin creature and gives an extra combat. Copy again in the next combat.

Result: Infinite combat phases with a growing team of hasty 2/3s.

Copy engine + Eternal Witness + extra turn

any one of

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any one of

Combo: Every turn, copy or blink Witness to get the extra-turn spell back from the graveyard and cast it again. Ephemerate rebounds on the extra turn, and Witness then returns Ephemerate itself, so it keeps going.

Result: Infinite turns as long as you can pay for the Warp each turn.

Kiki-Jiki + Metamorphosis Fanatic + free sacrifice outlet

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any one of

Combo: Copy Fanatic. With its enter trigger on the stack, sacrifice Kiki-Jiki; the Fanatic token returns Kiki untapped and you go again.

Result: Infinite mill (Altar) or infinite damage (Bombardment).

The Jolly Balloon Man + untapper

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any one of

Combo: Budget Kiki-Jiki. Balloon Man copies the untapper and the copy untaps him, but each activation costs one mana and is sorcery speed.

Result: As many hasty 1/1 fliers as you have mana. Not infinite unless you also have a Monolith loop.

Persist

A creature that comes back with a -1/-1 counter, plus anything that puts a +1/+1 counter on it as it enters, is a creature that never stays dead.

Persist creature + counter fixer + free sacrifice outlet

any one of

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Counter fixer

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Outlet

Combo: Sacrifice the creature. It persists back with a -1/-1 counter, a +1/+1 counter cancels it, and it is fresh again. Anafenza bolsters whenever a nontoken creature enters. Muzzio's Preparations is a drafted conspiracy: name the persist creature and it enters with a +1/+1 counter every time, from the command zone, so with it this is really a two-card combo. Heliod and Thune put the counter on when Finks' lifegain trigger resolves, so those two only work with Finks. Glen Elendra Archmage loops the same way with Anafenza or Muzzio's, and needs no outlet at all if you just want counterspells (next entry). Woodfall Primus destroys a noncreature permanent every time it enters (Reanimate, Persist or Natural Order get it into play).

Result: Infinite damage (Bombardment) or infinite mill (Altar), plus infinite life with Finks. With Primus, every noncreature permanent the opponent owns is destroyed first. Marionette Apprentice drains one per loop on top. Luminarch Aspirant, The Wandering Emperor and Spike Feeder also fix the counter, but once a turn or for two mana a time, so they give a persist creature that comes back every turn rather than a loop.

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Glen Elendra Archmage + counter fixer

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any one of

Combo: Archmage is its own sacrifice outlet: pay U and sacrifice it to counter a noncreature spell, it persists back with a -1/-1 counter, and Anafenza's bolster or the Muzzio's counter cancels it. Bolster goes to the creature with the least toughness, so keep Archmage the smallest thing you control, or choose it on a tie.

Result: Counter every noncreature spell the opponent ever casts, for U each. Muzzio's names Archmage from the command zone, so it costs you no deck slot. Summoner's Bond naming Archmage and Anafenza tutors one when you cast the other.

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Three-card infinites

One more piece than the sections above, but every piece is a playable card on its own.

Urza, Lord High Artificer + Thopter Foundry + Sword of the Meek

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Combo: Pay 1 and sacrifice Sword to Foundry: a 1/1 Thopter enters and Sword comes back attached to it. Tap the Thopter with Urza for U to pay for the next activation.

Result: Infinite Thopters, life and blue mana. Tezzeret the Seeker and Tribute Mage find both artifacts.

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Auriok Salvagers + Lotus + outlet

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any one of

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Outlet

Combo: Crack LED or Lotus for three mana, Salvagers returns it for two. Net one mana of any color per loop. Salvagers also returns the Spellbomb each time.

Result: Infinite mana. Pyrite Spellbomb deals 2 per loop, Aether Spellbomb draws your deck, Ballista pings.

Displacer Kitten + Teferi, Time Raveler + cheap mana rock

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+

any one of

Combo: Cast the rock, Kitten blinks Teferi with fresh loyalty, Teferi -3 bounces the rock and draws a card. Tap the rock for mana before it is bounced.

Result: Draw your whole deck and make infinite mana. Swap the rock for The One Ring and you get protection from everything every turn instead.

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Displacer Kitten + Eternal Witness + ritual

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any one of

Combo: Cast the ritual, Kitten blinks Witness, Witness returns the ritual.

Result: Infinite black mana and infinite storm count, so Tendrils of Agony or Brain Freeze kills.

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Displacer Kitten + Lurrus of the Dream-Den + free artifact

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any one of

Combo: Cast the artifact from the graveyard with Lurrus, Kitten blinks Lurrus (a fresh Lurrus may cast another spell from the graveyard this turn), sacrifice the artifact, repeat.

Result: Infinite mana of any color with Petal or LED; infinite storm count and card draw with the Baubles.

Underworld Breach + Brain Freeze + free mana

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any one of

Combo: Brain Freeze yourself to fill the graveyard, escape the mana artifact and crack it, escape Brain Freeze again with a bigger storm count.

Result: Mill the opponent's whole library, or turn the mana and storm count into Tendrils of Agony. Breach with LED and Wheel of Fortune loops for infinite draws as well.

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Fastbond + land recursion + land sacrifice

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any one of

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any one of

Combo: Sacrifice a land, replay it from the graveyard for one damage from Fastbond. Zuran Orb gains two per land, so the loop nets a life. Strip Mine as the sacrifice destroys one of the opponent's lands per life paid. Icetill Explorer mills a card per land, so with it the loop is capped by your library.

Result: Zuran Orb: infinite life, and infinite mana with Lotus Cobra or infinite 5/3s with Titania. Strip Mine: all of the opponent's lands are gone.

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Isochron Scepter + Noxious Revival + Time Warp

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Combo: Each turn, Scepter copies Noxious Revival to put Time Warp on top of your library, you draw it and cast it.

Result: Infinite turns for seven mana a turn.

Springheart Nantuko + Lotus Cobra + Badgermole Cub

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Combo: Badgermole Cub earthbends a land into a creature; bestow Nantuko on it. Each Nantuko copy is a plain land token that enters untapped: Cobra gives one mana, tapping the token gives another, which pays for the next copy.

Result: Infinite land tokens and landfall triggers.

Locks

Not a kill, but the opponent is no longer playing Magic.

Isochron Scepter + a two-mana instant

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any one of

Combo: Imprint the instant and pay two each turn to copy it. Orim's Chant on the opponent's upkeep every turn means they never cast a spell again. A counterspell every turn is nearly as good. Ephemerate on a Scepter blinks a creature with an enter trigger every turn.

Result: Chant is a hard lock. The others are a value engine that decides long games.

Land recursion + Strip Mine

any one of

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any one of

Combo: Strip a land, get Strip Mine back (Wrenn returns it to hand; Crucible, Excavator and Icetill Explorer let you play it from the graveyard), replay it, repeat every turn. Wasteland only hits nonbasics.

Result: Opponent never keeps a land. Icetill Explorer also gives an extra land drop, so it Strips twice a turn on its own; Exploration or Fastbond do the same for the others.

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Parallax Wave + blink

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any one of

Combo: Flickerwisp blinks Wave to reset its fade counters. For the permanent version you need both: activate Wave on the opponent's creatures, and with those activations still on the stack, Ephemerate Flickerwisp so it blinks Wave. Wave leaves before the exiles resolve, so its return trigger brings nothing back.

Result: Five creatures exiled for good.

Tutors that find the pieces

Why the combos above come together more often than the card count suggests.

Tutors

Any card

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Restricted by type

Combo: Imperial Recruiter finds Kiki-Jiki, Deceiver Exarch, Thassa's Oracle, Auriok Salvagers, Spike Feeder, Kinnan, Displacer Kitten and Walking Ballista. Recruiter of the Guard finds Kiki-Jiki, Pestermite, Kitchen Finks, Anafenza, Glen Elendra Archmage, Eternal Witness, Kinnan, Displacer Kitten and Walking Ballista. Trinket Mage finds Lion's Eye Diamond, Black Lotus, Walking Ballista, Sensei's Top, Skullclamp, Zuran Orb and both Spellbombs. Tribute Mage finds Grim Monolith, Isochron Scepter, Thopter Foundry and Sword of the Meek. Spellseeker finds Chain of Smog, Entomb, Reanimate, Goryo's Vengeance, Ephemerate, Brain Freeze and Time Walk. Muddle the Mixture transmutes for Thassa's Oracle, Underworld Breach, Isochron Scepter, Oath of Druids, Animate Dead, Sword, Foundry and Grim Monolith. Enlightened Tutor finds Splinter Twin, Sneak Attack, Oath, Helm, Rest in Peace, Bolas's Citadel and Recurring Nightmare. Summoner's Bond is a drafted conspiracy that names two creatures, so casting one fetches the other: Kiki-Jiki and Deceiver Exarch, Kitchen Finks and Anafenza.

Result: Most two-card combos here are effectively one card plus a tutor.