{triskelion} + {mikaeus, the unhallowed} = infinite damage. Game over
Please explain.
He needs a sac outlet but you bring in triskelion remove all his counters by using the ping ability and then sac him so he comes back with more counters
You don't need to sac him. He comes in with four 1/1 counters. Remove three to hurt opponent, use the last one to kill triskelion. He comes back with mikaeus' undying now with five 1/1s. Use four to opponent, on to triskelion, repeat, repeat, win
Quote from: Subiskier on June 13, 2013, 12:23:41 AM
You don't need to sac him. He comes in with four 1/1 counters. Remove three to hurt opponent, use the last one to kill triskelion. He comes back with mikaeus' undying now with five 1/1s. Use four to opponent, on to triskelion, repeat, repeat, win
{Triskelion} comes in with 3 +1/+1 counters then its 4 after the first round of pinging.
And the opponent prays for a {Cremate} to save him/herself
Yeah sorry three counters. Pretty fun though
And since its not a tap ability you can do it first turn. Pretty nice
Quote from: Subiskier on June 13, 2013, 12:23:41 AM
You don't need to sac him. He comes in with four 1/1 counters. Remove three to hurt opponent, use the last one to kill triskelion. He comes back with mikaeus' undying now with five 1/1s. Use four to opponent, on to triskelion, repeat, repeat, win
Trisk is a 1/1 creature and mikaeus gives creatures an aditional 1/1 in adition to undying. You need a sac outlet for the combo to work.
Quote from: Pleeb on June 19, 2013, 12:56:42 AM
Quote from: Subiskier on June 13, 2013, 12:23:41 AM
You don't need to sac him. He comes in with four 1/1 counters. Remove three to hurt opponent, use the last one to kill triskelion. He comes back with mikaeus' undying now with five 1/1s. Use four to opponent, on to triskelion, repeat, repeat, win
Trisk is a 1/1 creature and mikaeus gives creatures an aditional 1/1 in adition to undying. You need a sac outlet for the combo to work.
..? No, he removes the last counter to kill triskelion. Therefore triskelion has no counters. Therefor undying triggers, allowing you to repeat.
Quote from: Slenderbro on June 19, 2013, 02:26:59 AM
Quote from: Redrighthand on June 13, 2013, 12:53:19 AM
And the opponent prays for a {Cremate} to save him/herself
Wouldnt help. Cremate exiles things out of the graveyard. With undying the creature never actually enters the graveyard, it just goes from combat back to the battlefield.
Not true. Undying is a death trigger. Dies = enters the graveyard from the battlefield. Once it hits the graveyard, the undying trigger is put on the stack. Using instant speed graveyard removal like {Cremate} can respond to the undying trigger and exile it before undying can resolve and bring it back.
Quote from: Subiskier on June 12, 2013, 11:14:20 PM
{triskelion} + {mikaeus, the unhallowed} = infinite damage. Game over
Very nice
{Triskelavus} enters with 3 +1/+1 counters remove 1 deal 1 damage to target player remove tge last 2 counters deal 2 damage to {Triskelavus} it dies undying triggers comes back from graveyard (so exiling it from the graveyard in response does work) with 4 +1/+1 counters remove 2 deal 2 damage to target player remove the last 2 deal 2 damage to {Triskelavus} then you just keep repeating the undying trigger until your opponent is dead
Yup. No reason it wouldn't work other than graveyard exile. No sac necessary. Good night
Quote from: Bman0121 on June 19, 2013, 10:09:56 AM
{Triskelavus} enters with 3 +1/+1 counters remove 1 deal 1 damage to target player remove tge last 2 counters deal 2 damage to {Triskelavus} it dies undying triggers comes back from graveyard (so exiling it from the graveyard in response does work) with 4 +1/+1 counters remove 2 deal 2 damage to target player remove the last 2 deal 2 damage to {Triskelavus} then you just keep repeating the undying trigger until your opponent is dead
You mean {Triskelion}
This doesn't work, since Triskwlion thing would still be a 1/1 without the counters. Throw in a {Heartless Summoning} so it has the counters but is a 0/0 at the end.
Just so everyone knows it will be a 2/2 without counters due to the static ability of {Mikaeus, the Unhallowed}.
So you will have to use 2 of the counters on {Triskelion} to do damage to itself. Not just one.
Or just two {Heartless Summoning}
You can use two counters to do two damage to triskelion. There's no reason he can't use his ability to kill himself. Resulting in endless damage to opponent
I don't get this, won't he be a 1/1 after the counters are removed?
Quote from: Mlerner12 on July 21, 2013, 07:34:02 PM
I don't get this, won't he be a 1/1 after the counters are removed?
The card we are talking about is a 1/1 with 3 +1/+1 counters, with the ability to take a counter off it to do one damage to anything
So with mike out we give it undying and +1/+1 so what we do is remove 2 counters from it to target itself with 2 damage leaving it as a 2/2 with one counter. Then you remove the last counter to deal one damage to an opponent
Killing itself undying triggers so it comes back as a 2/2 with 4 +1/+1 counters. Again you remove 2 of then to do damage to itself leaving it a 2/2 with 2 +1/+1 counters on it then you remove the last two leaving it with none to deal damage to an opponent. And it comes back with 4 +1/+1 counters again, so just repeat
Thanks.
1 to player 2 to triskelion 2 dmg when its a 22 gg nice combo!
This is pretty sweet.