Kodama of the East Tree + Ghost Town + Tireless Provisioner + Bloodstained Mire

4-card combo · G

Verdict

Yes — this 4-card loop converts a single fetch activation into infinite Treasure and Food tokens plus infinite mana, all in mono-green.

Cards required: 4
Cheapest stack total: $17.98
Color identity: G
Popularity: 331 decks
Format: Commander

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Bloodstained Mire's fetch triggers both Kodama of the East Tree and Tireless Provisioner; Kodama puts Ghost Town onto the battlefield, which triggers Provisioner again, and Ghost Town's zero-cost return ability bounces it back to hand before the chain repeats. The loop runs on opponent turns because Ghost Town's second ability requires it not be your turn, making this a combat step or end step engine that the table rarely sees coming.

Recipe

How it works

Prerequisites

It is not your turn. There is a land card in your library that can be fetched using Bloodstained Mire. Your life total is at least 2.

Steps

Fetch a land using Bloodstained Mire.
When the fetched land enters, Tireless Provisioner and Kodama trigger.
Resolve the Kodama trigger, putting Ghost Town from your hand onto the battlefield.
When Ghost Town enters, Kodama and Tireless Provisioner trigger.
Holding priority, activate Ghost Town's first abiltiy by tapping it, adding .
Activate Ghost Town's second ability by paying , returning it from the battlefield to your hand.
Resolve the Tireless Provisioner from step 4, creating a token.
When the token enters, Kodama triggers, putting Ghost Town from your hand onto the battlefield.
When Ghost Town enters, Tireless Provisioner triggers.
Repeat from step 5.

Result

Infinite colored mana; Infinite colorless mana; Infinite lifegain triggers; Infinite lifegain; Infinite Treasure tokens; Infinite landfall triggers; Infinite Food tokens

Variations

Cheaper, tighter, alternate lines

Any fetchland that produces a landfall trigger works in place of Bloodstained Mire — Verdant Catacombs or Windswept Heath are the cleanest mono-green swaps. Tireless Tracker is a weaker substitute for Tireless Provisioner if the payoff is Clues over Treasures, but the loop still needs Provisioner's mana tokens to sustain itself, so Tracker doesn't complete the same line. Add Aetherflux Reservoir or a Walking Ballista sink for the kill — the engine generates the resources, the list needs a closer.