Kodama of the East Tree + Ghost Town + Bloodstained Mire + Rampaging Baloths

4-card combo · G

Verdict

Yes — this 4-card loop converts a single fetchland activation into infinite Beast tokens and infinite landfall triggers on an opponent's turn.

Cards required: 4
Cheapest stack total: $19.12
Color identity: G
Popularity: 138 decks
Format: Commander

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Bloodstained Mire's fetch triggers both Kodama of the East Tree and Rampaging Baloths; Kodama puts Ghost Town onto the battlefield for free, and Ghost Town's zero-mana bounce ability returns it to hand before the stack clears, letting each incoming Beast token restart the chain. Because the prerequisites require it to not be your turn, the loop runs at instant speed — the table sees a fetchland crack and then an arbitrarily large army materialize before the next upkeep.

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, Rampaging Baloths and Kodama trigger.
Resolve the Kodama trigger, putting Ghost Town from your hand onto the battlefield.
When Ghost Town enters, Kodama and Rampaging Baloths 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 Rampaging Baloths 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, Rampaging Baloths triggers.
Repeat from step 5.

Result

Infinite ETB; Infinite colorless mana; Infinite creature tokens; Infinite landfall triggers

Variations

Cheaper, tighter, alternate lines

Any fetchland that finds a legal target replaces Bloodstained Mire as the trigger; Windswept Heath or Misty Rainforest work identically in green shells. Avenger of Zendikar is the closest functional swap for Rampaging Baloths if more landfall redundancy is needed, though it requires the plants to enter before the +1/+1 counters matter. Craterhoof Behemoth or Altar of Dementia closes the game once the token count goes infinite — the combo makes the army, it doesn't swing for you.