LIFEGAINING 10000 GAMES WORTH OF HP WITH ONE LAND??? Rhox Manders Historic MTG Arena 

“How-sudden-is-the-combo”-ometer

I stayed to be polite versus the Magda Paradox Engine deck that would keep tapping all the dwarves to crew one vehicle and recrew the vehicle after it was already crewed to keep tapping for more treasures. They also had that ancestral golem thing that kept returning to the hand after the cast to make infinite treasure. I thought it was clever. Though the guy tested my patience a bit when he went 5 minutes longer after having lethal before he swung in for not that big of a number relatively speaking. I predicted him to go bigger with a Maskwood Nexus and get incrementally bigger but he just went for Akromas memorial and that double strike dragon, terror velus or whatever it was. Disappointing

Exactly. It’s always so disappointing when someone concedes while you’re getting great draws

Well duh. What's the point of building your deck to style on someone, if they don't stick around long enough to get styled on?

Too bad the game literally stopped counting once you hit 1 billion lol

I am having some trouble matching your math. Our Dark Loard has 17 Rhox Faithmenders meaning that each lifegain trigger is 2ˆ17. With the Valkyr's base toughness of 4 being pumped up by 16 other copies in play means it will have a toughness of (17 x 2 + 4) = 38 for each life trigger that will go on the stack with a total of 16 triggers (we do not count one of the 17 total for triggers as they read "when another" enters the battlefield). It makes the formula for calculating look like (2ˆ17 x 38) x 16 right? If that is the case then he would gain 79,691,776 life from these triggers. Adding this with his current life total of 262,166 we come to a final total of 79,953,942. Please let me know if I did calculate this correctly or if I missed something. With paper magic being a thing, I want to make sure I can calculate properly when making janky decks like this.

@@laziepeon1209 yeah now in hindsight, I did some real sloppy work xD But there are way more valkyrie triggers. We have 16 from the original one and all the copies also trigger each other but not themselves. So we have 16+15*15=241 triggers. I think the new formula shoul look like this: 38*241*2^17+262,166 Then we'd get 1,200,619,542 I hope this one is correct xD thanks for checking anyway, i dont wanna spread misinformations

for god unkown reasons I calculated the first time: 39*241*2^18+262,166

So, quick reminder on the math. There are 17 Rhox Faithmenders. Each of the 16 Righteous Valkyries enters with 38 toughness, as they're base 2/4, and there are 17 instances of giving +2/+2. This means that EACH Valkyrie is gaining 4,456,448 life. There are 256 life gain triggers! Combine that with Chris's life total already being 262,166, the FINAL life total after this madness is 1,141,112,854. Something tells me not even Craterhoof Behemoth will put a dent in this.

Now the real question is, do I build this deck? I THINK SOOOO!!!! XD

Anyone who cares enough to use that feature would just turn auto tap off.

Adding 1 copy of Vito to these extreme lifegain decks is probably the easiest way of dealing hundreds of thousands of damage. Would be cool to see it in action!

@@luxource Yeah, right? 28:30 he gained enough to damage his opp with vito

You can't find muxus with muxus, so it wouldn't do anything, sadly I mean you could do that with gyruda tho

@@Sariusify oh bummer I couldn't remember