Eternally Locked in a Nightmare Cell

[EvaRia]

Okay, so I had this epic deck idea, but tbh it uses a TON of cards, so I'm not sure how well it would work.
I would like feedback, and if you like the idea, I encourage you to create a deck based on it (It should be FG killer worthy if it works).

Basically what you do is you use HGs to draw quickly, and set up aflatoxin + spine carapace. You then use a nightmare to clog up your opponents hand with malignant cells, and use Eternity to continually reverse one back into their deck.
Because malignant cells reproduce without them needing to play anything, you can do this indefinitely if you get 2 eternitys out.
Once all their creatures die, you basically put them in a total hand/field/deck lock, preventing them from doing absolutely ANYTHING.
With a couple SoGs, you could probably grab an easy EM, if you have the damage output.

Thoughts?

[Krahhl]

You can actually just deck them out if you have two eternities, one to keep them locked, one for yourself. It's not an un-thought-of concept, and the problem has always been getting those two eternities out faster than the opponent can set up.

I like the idea of malignant cells automatically refilling their field, even if they don't play anything.

I guess you could try something simple like

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Maybe more pendulums to time towers.

[coinich]

I did test an Afla/Nightmare build.  It was, well, interesting.  No human player would play down malignant cells if they face an Afla deck, though the AI was stupid enough to do so.  Yes, it was nominally faster than a standard Afla deck, at least the build I tried, but it was still too clumsy IMO.