INFINITE MANA ON TURN 3 IN MTG IS OVERPOWERED #Shorts

Introduction

Have you ever dreamed of being banned from your local Magic: The Gathering group? Well, that dream can now become a reality, all thanks to the newly released Streets of New Capenna!

We’ve discovered a perfectly balanced, turn-three infinite mana loop that you can execute using just a glowing sword and an elf woman. The setup is delightfully simple: attach either Loxon's Sword or Ghiada's Gift to the Devoted Druid. This method allows you to generate infinite green mana.

Here’s how it works:

1. Tap the Elf: Start by tapping the Devoted Druid (the elf woman) to produce one green mana.
2. Self-Harm Cycle: Then, use the elf to inflict damage on herself. Amazingly, every time she does so, she untaps herself.
3. Offset with the Sword: The damage she inflicts is instantly mitigated by the glowing sword, allowing her to perpetually punch herself to wake up, untapping, and re-tapping endlessly.

By repeating this process, you can enjoy an infinite mana supply! It’s crucial to acknowledge that this combo can lead to a rather troublesome game state for your friends.

A huge thanks goes out to Wizards of the Coast for sponsoring this video and providing early access to the latest release. With these resources, I was able to uncover all the exciting and potentially game-breaking combinations before anyone else, leading my friends to despise my infinite mana loop. After all, we know Magic: The Gathering is a perfectly balanced game—nothing to exploit here!

Keywords

• Infinite Mana
• Turn 3
• MTG
• Streets of New Capenna
• Devoted Druid
• Loxon's Sword
• Ghiada's Gift
• Combo
• Glowing Sword

FAQ

Q: What is the main combo for generating infinite mana?
A: The combo involves using Devoted Druid, coupled with either Loxon's Sword or Ghiada's Gift, allowing it to tap for mana while concurrently untapping itself through self-damage mitigation.

Q: How many turns does it take to achieve infinite mana?
A: You can achieve infinite mana as early as turn three, making this combo incredibly powerful.

Q: What happens if I use this combo against my friends?
A: Utilizing this infinite mana loop may lead to frustration among your friends, as it can create an unbalanced game state.

Q: Does this combo require specific cards?
A: Yes, it necessitates having Devoted Druid and either Loxon's Sword or Ghiada's Gift in your deck.

Q: Is this combo considered broken or unbalanced in the context of MTG?
A: Many players feel that this infinite mana loop is broken, as it can overshadow other strategies and lead to complaints in casual play settings.