With many MTG players expecting a Planeswalker-filled Superfriends deck, the Multiverse Reforged precon was a total surprise. Offering a unique Polymorph-focused game plan, this deck is flavorfully built around Jace’s multiverse meddling and character creating. Not only has this theme given us plenty of interesting new multiverse-swapped legends, but it also contains a wild infinite combo, too.
MTG Multiverse Reforged Infinite Combo
Ideally, all you need to do to go infinite with the Multiverse Reforged precon is cast Dack Fayden, Helping Hand. Essentially, Dack digs through your deck till you find three creatures, which get cheated into play, then given to your opponents. Considering the Multiverse Reforged precon only contains powerful creatures, it’s very hard to go wrong here.
If you get lucky, however, finding Venser, Fervent Forger should win you the game outright. Since Dack’s ability gives you any enters abilities before the creatures are handed off, you can put Venser’s token-creating ability on the stack. After this, Dack’s donation ability will be put on the stack, giving Venser away and making it a target for its own ability.
Since Venser’s ability can now create two token copies of itself, you can always use one token to copy Venser, while another nabs anything else. While all but one Venser token will die due to the legend rule, this still lets you build an infinitely large board. Notably, if you also find Archon of Cruelty in your digging with Dack, you can make copies of that to kill each opponent outright.
Sadly, while this is technically a one-card combo, since you only need to cast Dack Fayden, Helping Hand, the odds of this happening aren’t great. With 17 other creatures in the Multiverse Reforged precon, you only have a roughly 17% chance of finding Venser. Thankfully, you can make this combo slightly more reliable using Brainstorm
BrainstormDraw three cards, then put two cards from your hand on top of your library in any order. or Brainsurge to put Venser on top of your deck.
One to Watch Out For
Unfortunately, even with these cards providing some added redundancy, hitting this combo is far from guaranteed. It doesn’t help that Jace, Multiverse Architect‘s ability is semi-random, too, which could potentially disrupt this combo. Still, even if it’s not the most consistent, it’s absolutely something to watch out for when you’re playing this precon.
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