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this is the reason why all of my magic friends call me the life gain lord....^_^

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Aetherplasm

{2}{U}{U}

Creature — Illusion

Guildpact

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Whenever this creature blocks a creature, you may return this creature to its owner's hand. If you do, you may put a creature card from your hand onto the battlefield blocking that creature.

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Date Posted: Tue Feb/17/09 at 1:43 am

wickedjester
Posts: 26
Joined: 02-Feb-09

unli gain...make the aetherplasm block while soul warden or essence is in play then return aetherplasm then put aether plasm again blocking the creature then again and again...pretty fun..ejje
Date Posted: Feb/17/09 at 9:38pm

Werpoo
Posts: 0
Joined: 17-Feb-09

Sweet combo! You could also use the two Aetherplasms and a Grapeshot O.o


O! MTG, so exploitable.
Date Posted: Feb/18/09 at 9:39am

Squillis
Posts: 424
Joined: 20-Nov-08

hmm, I likes it. I'm not 100% sure it works, but will check it out. I do know, however, that you couldn't use it to ramp into Grapeshot because the creature that comes into play isn't played, it's put into play through an ability. So doesn't count towards the 'played spells' counter.
Date Posted: Feb/19/09 at 2:59am

grandpoobah
Posts: 0
Joined: 19-Feb-09

No, this doesn\'t actually work. If you look on the official site, you\'ll be reminded that

Putting a blocking creature into play doesn\'t trigger \"When this creature blocks\" and \"When this creature becomes blocked\" abilities.

So while you can return the same Aetherplasm to play, you can\'t bounce a second time (much less infinite).

If you want infinite cycling into play, you can play tricks with sacrificing and persist. For example, using only Standard cards, you could do:

Sage of Fables 2U
Puppeteer Clique 3BB
Nantuko Husk 2B

With this, you can infinitely cycle the Puppeteer Clique into play, while Nantuko Husk infinite +2/+2. If you had a Soul Warden in play, yes, you could then get infinite life.