Panoptic Mirror + Strionic Resonator + Ghostly Flicker + Sol Ring
4-card combo · U
Verdict
Yes — this 4-card upkeep loop generates infinite storm count and magecraft triggers in any blue shell running all three artifacts.
- Cards required
- 4
- Cheapest stack total
- $39.03
- Color identity
- U
- Popularity
- 19 decks
- Format
- Commander
Panoptic Mirror imprints Ghostly Flicker; each upkeep its trigger fires, and Strionic Resonator copies that trigger for 2 mana paid from Sol Ring, casting a free Ghostly Flicker that blinks both Sol Ring and Strionic Resonator back untapped. The loop runs on its own at the start of every upkeep with no additional mana investment beyond the initial 2. Blue storm and magecraft commanders — Veyran, Voice of Duality or Niv-Mizzet, Parun in shells that splash red — get the most mileage, but the combo is mono-blue legal and lives in artifact-heavy Arcum Dagsson or Urza, Lord High Artificer lists too.
Recipe
How it works
01
Prerequisites
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02
Steps
- At the beginning of your upkeep, Panoptic Mirror triggers.
- Holding priority, activate Sol Ring by tapping it, adding
.
- Activate Strionic Resonator by paying
and tapping it, copying Panoptic Mirror's trigger.
- Resolve the copy of Panoptic Mirror's trigger, casting a copy of Ghostly Flicker without paying its mana cost.
- Resolve the copy of Ghostly Flicker, blinking Sol Ring and Strionic Resonator.
- Repeat from step 2.
03
Result
Infinite storm count; Infinite magecraft triggers
Variations
Cheaper, tighter, alternate lines
Panoptic Mirror can imprint any instant or sorcery the deck already wants; swapping Ghostly Flicker for Time Warp turns the loop into infinite extra turns instead of infinite storm. The combo produces no mana on its own and doesn't close the game without a payoff — Aetherflux Reservoir, Grapeshot, or a magecraft damage outlet like Archmage Emeritus filtering into a finisher is mandatory.
Verified on Commander Spellbook · Combo ID ghostly-flicker-panoptic-mirror-sol-ring
Updated . Data from Commander Spellbook, Scryfall, and EDHREC.










