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Rat Colonyfinisher$5.74Functions as a self-scaling tribal swarm threat that gets bigger for each other copy you control, just like Seven Dwarves. It also has the special deck-building rule allowing more than four copies.Relentless Ratsfinisher$2.60Another classic scaling creature that grows based on the number of other copies you control. It fills the same go-wide tribal combo role with a similar deck-construction restriction.Shadowborn Apostleutility$1.66A copy-matters creature with a special deck-building allowance, enabling decks built around playing many copies of the same card. While it does not naturally grow, it serves the same constructed-archetype function.Dragon's Approachutility$2.24Like Seven Dwarves, it is designed to be played in multiples with an explicit allowance beyond four copies. It enables a dedicated all-copies deck even though its payoff is spell-based rather than creature-based.Persistent Petitionersutility$1.10This is another famous multiple-copies-only archetype card with a special deck-building rule. It supports the same kind of singleton-breaking, copy-stacking strategy.Nazgûlfinisher$56.19A legendary creature that scales in a pile-of-copies style and supports running multiple copies above the normal limit. It plays a similar role as a deckbuilding-challenge threat with self-synergy among copies.Mogg SquadfinisherBudget$0.11A red creature that can grow through having multiple copies in play, creating a swarm-like pressure plan. It is a budget-friendly, old-school analogue to copy-stacking aggression.Goblin Grenaderemoval$0.39Not a creature, but it is a classic red payoff that rewards having redundant creatures/tokens and fits aggressive red decks that care about creature quantity. It is a functional companion in the same color and game plan space.
