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One combo is that you play a Spitemare and a Furnace of Rath and make the Spitemare indestructible. Then you just have to deal damage to the Spitemare in some way, it will receive that damage doubled and you have to select where you want to send an equal amount of damage, choose the Spitemare and you have an unlimited combo. If you also add lifelink to Spitemare you have a infinite life combo too.
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Niv-mizzet, the Firemind and Ophidian Eye.
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