Studious First-Year // Rampant Growth + Displacer Kitten + Stone-Seeder Hierophant + Matzalantli, the Great Door // The Core
Produces: Near-infinite creature ETB, Near-infinite creature LTB, Near-infinite landfall triggers, Near-infinite magecraft triggers, Near-infinite storm count, Put all basic lands from your library onto the battlefield tapped, Near-infinite mana lands you control can produce
- Studious First-Year // Rampant Growth
- Displacer Kitten
- Stone-Seeder Hierophant
- Matzalantli, the Great Door // The Core
- Color identity
- GU
Prerequisites
You have at least two permanent cards in your graveyard.
Steps
- Activate Stone-Seeder Hierophant by tapping it, untapping Matzalantli, the Great Door // The Core.
- Activate Matzalantli, the Great Door // The Core by tapping it, adding at least {G}{G}.
- Cast the copy of Rampant Growth from exile by paying {1}{G}, unpreparing Studious First-Year.
- When you cast that spell, Displacer Kitten triggers, blinking Studious First-Year, which enters prepared.
- Resolve Rampant Growth, fetching a basic land from your library to the battlefield tapped.
- When the land enters, Stone-Seeder Hierophant triggers, untapping itself.
- Repeat.
How to execute this combo
The "Studious First-Year // Rampant Growth + Displacer Kitten + Stone-Seeder Hierophant + Matzalantli, the Great Door // The Core" combo takes 7 steps in order. Make sure you have the mana open and permanents listed in the prerequisites before you start — opponents can respond between steps.
The end result: Near-infinite creature ETB, Near-infinite creature LTB, Near-infinite landfall triggers, Near-infinite magecraft triggers, Near-infinite storm count, Put all basic lands from your library onto the battlefield tapped, Near-infinite mana lands you control can produce.
Practice the line offline: lay out the cards, walk through each step, and note where you can lose the combo (summoning sickness, lack of priority, removal on a key permanent). In game, announce each step clearly; in casual play you can offer to shortcut after demonstrating the loop.
The best window is a turn when opponents are tapped out or after they commit a spell — hold protection (a counter, Vexing Shusher) if the combo wins on the spot.