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Lithoform Enginecopy_engine$8.93Can copy creature spells and other spells/abilities, giving a flexible engine for doubling key plays much like Volo does for creature spells. It is broader and less restrictive, though much more expensive.Mischievous Quanarcopy_engine$0.88Provides spell copying for instants and sorceries, functioning as a value-copy creature in blue like Volo is a value-copy creature. It is not as narrow as Volo’s creature-only trigger, but serves the same duplication role.Evil Twinclone$0.47A creature-based clone effect that gives you a second copy of an opposing creature and can repeat the process after entering. It fills a similar blue-based creature duplication role, though focused on copying creatures already on board.Spark Doubleclone$14.86Creates a nonlegendary copy of a creature or planeswalker you control, acting as a strong creature-copy payoff in blue-green decks. Unlike Volo, it works best on your best existing creature rather than on every new cast.Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breakercopy_engine$15.82Repeatedly copies nonlegendary creatures for extra tokens and ETB value, making it a classic creature duplication engine. It is red and more explosive than Volo, but fulfills the same token-copying payoff role.Helm of the Hostcopy_engine$12.63Generates token copies of a creature each combat, turning your best creature into a growing board presence. It is slower and colorless, but it matches Volo’s idea of multiplying creature value over time.Reflections of Littjaracopy_engine$1.16Rewards casting creature spells by making an additional token copy of each creature of a chosen type, which is very close in spirit to Volo’s creature-doubling gameplay. It is tribal-focused and a bit more restrictive, but highly synergistic.Orvar, the All-Formcopy_engine$3.46Creates token copies of your permanents when you target them with spells, enabling a creature-combo shell that snowballs similarly to Volo. It is less automatic but can be even more explosive in the right deck.
