Standard Reveillark Combo deck

Reveillark Combo is a combo deck-control deck based around the infinite combo between <c>Reveillark</c>, <c>Mirror Entity</c>, and <c>Body Double</c> (explained below). The deck is often compared to Ravnica-Time Spiral Standard's Project X, in that the deck can win just fine without even assembling the combo. The deck plays similar to a normal <c>Momentary Blink</c> tempo deck, and often assembles the infinite combo passively.
How the Combo Works
In order to combo off, the player must have some combination of <c>Reveillark</c>, <c>Body Double</c>, <c>Mirror Entity</c>, and some comes-into-play two-power creature in play, in hand, or in the graveyard. For example, let's say the player has <c>Reveillark</c> and <c>Riftwing Cloudskate</c> in the graveyard, <c>Mirror Entity</c> in play, and <c>Body Double</c> in hand:
1. Player casts <c>Body Double</c>, targeting <c>Reveillark</c>.
2. Player activates <c>Mirror Entity</c> for 0 mana any number of times (generally, 20-30).
3. Player resolves the first <c>Mirror Entity</c> activation, turning all his creatures into 0/0s, killing them.
4. When <c>Body Double</c> (copying <c>Reveillark</c>) dies, his ability triggers, targeting <c>Body Double</c> (the same one that just died) and <c>Riftwing Cloudskate</c>.
5. <c>Body Double</c> (targeting <c>Reveillark</c> again) and <c>Riftwing Cloudskate</c> (targeting an opponent's permanent) come into play.
6. Player resolves second <c>Mirror Entity</c> activation (still 18-28 activations on the stack).
7. Repeat steps 4-6 until opponent has no permanents in play.
8. Resolve final <c>Mirror Entity</c> activation and return <c>Body Double</c> (targeting <c>Reveillark</c> again) and <c>Mirror Entity</c> to play.
9. By this point you can swing for a turn or two usually, and kill the opponent. Even if they do find a way to do something, you can just combo again since you still have all the pieces intact.
Note: This combo is also repeatable with any other two power creature, players often draw as many cards as they want with <c>Mulldrifter</c>, or gain as much life as they want with <c>Aven Riftwatcher</c>.
Sample decklist as piloted to 3rd place at Grand Prix Shizouka by Kenji Tsumura:
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Lands
8 Island
6 Plains
4 Adarkar Wastes
4 Nimbus Maze
2 Mutavault
Creatures
4 Mulldrifter
4 Reveillark
4 Riftwing Cloudskate
3 Aven Riftwatcher
2 Body Double
2 Sower of Temptation
1 Mirror Entity
1 Venser, Shaper Savant
Artifacts
4 Mind Stone
Instants
2 Careful Consideration
2 Momentary Blink
4 Rune Snag
Sorceries
3 Wrath of God
Sideboard:
3 Wispmare
3 Teferi's Moat
3 Remove Soul
2 Pact of Negation
2 Crovax, Ascendant Hero
1 Aven Riftwatcher
1 Sower of Temptation
</d>
Category:Tournament decks