Flubs, the Fool + Words of Wind + Mox Opal + Sol Ring

4-card combo · GUR

Verdict

Yes — this 4-card loop bounces every permanent opponents control back to their hands while generating infinite colorless mana and storm count.

Cards required: 4
Cheapest stack total: $12.51
Color identity: GUR
Popularity: 88 decks
Format: Commander

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Flubs, the Fool triggers whenever a spell is cast, returning a permanent you control to hand; Words of Wind redirects that bounce so each opponent also returns a permanent. Alternating Sol Ring and Mox Opal through the loop means each cast refunds its own cost through the other mana rock, sustaining the engine indefinitely while clearing every land and threat off every opposing board.

Recipe

How it works

Prerequisites

You control at least three artifacts. You have no other cards in hand.

Steps

Activate Mox Opal by tapping it, adding .
Activate Words of Wind by paying .
Cast Sol Ring by paying its mana cost.
Flubs triggers, causing you to return Mox Opal from the battlefield to your hand, and causing each opponent to return a permanent they control from the battlefield to their hand due to Words of Wind.
Activate Sol Ring by tapping it, adding .
Activate Words of Wind by paying .
Cast Mox Opal by paying its mana cost.
Flubs triggers, causing you to return Sol Ring from the battlefield to your hand, and causing each opponent to return a permanent they control from the battlefield to their hand due to Words of Wind.
Repeat.

Result

Infinite storm count; Return all permanents opponents control to their owner's hand; Infinite colorless mana; Mass Land Denial

Variations

Cheaper, tighter, alternate lines

The loop demands metalcraft — three artifacts in play before the chain starts, so lists should run Arcane Signet, Chrome Mox, or Mana Crypt to establish the threshold reliably. The mass-bounce result is effectively a win in most pods, but pairing it with Grapeshot or a spell-cast payoff like Aetherflux Reservoir closes the game outright rather than leaving opponents in topdeck mode with lands in hand.