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Quasiduplicatecopy$0.46A direct blue-red-style copy effect that creates a token copy of a creature you control, giving you similar creature duplication value. It is a cheaper, noncreature alternative focused on cloning your best threat.Sakashima the Impostorcopy$15.35A creature that enters as a copy of another creature, preserving the core 'copy something on the battlefield' gameplay. It also brings a strong evasive body and can reset itself, making it a premium upgrade in many clone decks.Spark Doublecopy$14.86Like Dack's Duplicate, it enters as a copy of a creature, though it can also copy a planeswalker and keeps a counter on itself. It is one of the strongest clone effects because it adds value without being legendary.Phyrexian Metamorphcopy$4.04A flexible clone that can copy any artifact or creature on the battlefield, giving almost the same gameplay role of turning into your best board piece. It is widely played because the hybrid cost makes it easy to fit into many decks.Stunt Doublecopy$5.54An instant-speed clone that enters as a copy of a creature on the battlefield, letting you ambush combat or copy the best threat at the right time. It fills the same role of surprise value and board flexibility.Clever Impersonatorcopy$2.40A highly flexible clone that can copy any nonland permanent, often functioning like a creature copy while also handling other permanent types. It is a stronger utility option when you want a broader clone effect.Heat Shimmercopy$10.17A temporary copy effect that creates a token copy of a creature and gives it haste, closely echoing Dack's Duplicate's aggressive clone gameplay. It is especially good for immediate combat damage and sacrifice-style lines.Molten Echoescopy$14.01A red-based token-copy engine that can repeatedly copy entering creatures of a chosen type, offering similar explosive board-scaling value. It is less direct than a clone creature but excels in creature-heavy tribal decks.
