Ancient Copper Dragon

Combos 3

• Ancient Copper Dragon + Aggravated Assault

  • Near-infinite colored mana
  • Near-infinite combat damage
  • Near-infinite Treasure tokens
  • Near-infinite combat phases
  • Near-infinite untap of creatures you control
  • Near-infinite mana creatures you control can produce

  31,691 decks on Commander Spellbook

  How it works

  Before you start

  Ancient Copper Dragon cannot be blocked by an opponent.

  Steps

  Deal combat damage to an opponent using Ancient Copper Dragon, triggering it, causing you to roll a d20 and create that many Treasure tokens. Move to your postcombat main phase. Activate a Treasure by tapping and sacrificing it, adding {R}. Repeat step 3 until you have {3}{R}{R} or run out of Treasures. Activate Aggravated Assault by paying {3}{R}{R}, causing you to untap all creatures you control and to get an additional combat and main phase after this one. Repeat.

  Commander Spellbook ↗

• Ancient Copper Dragon + Fable of the Mirror-Breaker // Reflection of Kiki-Jiki + Combat Celebrant

  • Infinite combat phases
  • Infinite creature tokens with haste

  Mana needed: 776 decks on Commander Spellbook

  How it works

  Before you start

  Reflection of Kiki-Jiki does not have summoning sickness. An opponent cannot block Ancient Copper Dragon.

  Steps

  Activate Reflection of KIki-Jiki by paying {1} and tapping it, creating a token copy of Combat Celebrant with haste. Declare Ancient Copper Dragon and Combat Celebrant token as attackers, choosing to exert Combat Celebrant as it attacks. When you attack, the token Combat Celebrant triggers, untapping all other creatures you control and causing you to get an additional combat phase after this one. When you deal combat damage, Ancient Copper Dragon triggers, creating at least one Treasure token. Activate a Treasure by tapping and sacrificing it, adding one mana. Repeat.

  Commander Spellbook ↗

• Ancient Copper Dragon + Jinnie Fay, Jetmir's Second + Breath of Fury

  • Infinite artifact tokens
  • Infinite colored mana
  • Infinite combat damage
  • Infinite combat phases
  • Infinite creature tokens with haste
  • Infinite mana creatures you control can produce
  • Infinite Treasure tokens

  1 decks on Commander Spellbook

  How it works

  Before you start

  Breath of Fury attached to another creature you control that can attack this turn. An opponent cannot block creatures you control. Ancient Copper Dragon does not have summoning sickness.

  Steps

  Deal combat damage using the creature that has Breath of Fury attached and Ancient Copper Dragon. Breath of Fury and Ancient Copper Dragon triggers. Resolve the Ancient Copper Dragon trigger, causing you to roll a d20 and create that many 2/2 Cat creature tokens with haste due to Jinnie Fay. Resolve the Breath of Fury trigger, causing you to sacrifice the creature it is attached to, then attach Breath of Fury to the Cat token, then causing you to untap all creatures you control and to get an additional combat phase after this one. Repeat each combat phase. Once you have infinite Cat tokens, you may instead make Dog tokens using Jinnie Fay or Treasure tokens.

  Commander Spellbook ↗

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