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Lutri, the Spellchaserutility$12.51It copies a spell you cast, creating a very similar extra value engine from casting specific cards. While more restrictive, it plays in the same space of spell-copying payoffs in Izzet-style decks.Volo, Guide to Monstersutility$0.29It rewards casting creatures by making a token copy when the creature doesn't share a creature type with cards already in your graveyard. This is one of the closest creature-copying engines for creature-focused decks.Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breakerutility$15.82It creates token copies of creatures for immediate value, functioning as a repeatable creature-copy engine. The copy is temporary and the colors differ, but the role overlaps strongly.Panharmoniconutility$5.81It doubles enter-the-battlefield triggers from artifacts and creatures, often serving the same deckbuilding purpose as a copy engine. It doesn't copy spells directly, but it amplifies the same kind of creature-based value.Sakashima's Willutility$1.02It can create a token copy of your commander or another creature and is commonly used for creature-copy value. It offers a similar burst of duplication and board scaling.Temur Sabertoothutility$2.43It repeatedly reuses creature enters-the-battlefield effects by bouncing creatures to hand, which can approximate copy-style value in creature decks. It doesn't copy directly, but it supports the same grindy synergy package.Biovisionaryfinisher$0.47It rewards making multiple copies of a creature with a direct win condition, making it a classic creature-copy payoff. Decks built around copy effects often use it as a finisher.Adrix and Nev, Twincastersutility$8.53It doubles token creation, including creature tokens created by copy effects, which makes it a strong parallel in token-copy strategies. It scales similarly with any deck trying to multiply creature bodies.
