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• Omnath, Locus of Rage

  3RRGG

  Legendary Creature — ElementalGR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Helping Hand

  W

  SorceryW

  Helping Hand puts Nissa, Vastwood Seer onto the battlefield from a graveyard without casting it, so its mana cost is never paid.
• Unearth

  B

  SorceryB

  Unearth puts Nissa, Vastwood Seer onto the battlefield from a graveyard without casting it, so its mana cost is never paid.
• Lagomos, Hand of Hatred

  1BR

  Legendary Creature — Human ShamanBR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Chandra, Flamecaller

  4RR

  Legendary Planeswalker — ChandraR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Valduk, Keeper of the Flame

  2R

  Legendary Creature — Human ShamanR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Titania, Nature's Force

  4GG

  Legendary Creature — ElementalG

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Rionya, Fire Dancer

  3RR

  Legendary Creature — Human WizardR

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Helm of the Host

  4

  Legendary Artifact — EquipmentC

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Saheeli, the Sun's Brilliance

  UR

  Legendary Creature — Human ArtificerRU

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• The Jolly Balloon Man

  1RW

  Legendary Creature — Human ClownRW

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Zektar Shrine Expedition

  1R

  EnchantmentR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Master of Waves

  3U

  Creature — Merfolk WizardU

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Akoum Stonewaker

  1R

  Creature — Human ShamanR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Reg Barclay, Fidgety Fantasist

  2UR

  Legendary Creature — Human ArtificerRU

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Chandra, Acolyte of Flame

  1RR

  Legendary Planeswalker — ChandraR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Force of Rage

  1RR

  InstantR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Hearthcage Giant

  6RR

  Creature — Giant WarriorR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Tempestra, Dame of Games

  1R

  Legendary Creature — Elemental IllusionR

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Dino DNA

  1

  ArtifactC

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Feral Lightning

  3RRR

  SorceryR

  Both cards produce the same kind of effect (shared token subtype).
• Felhide Spiritbinder

  3R

  Creature — Minotaur ShamanR

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Gray and Adira, Forever Joined

  2U/RU/R

  Legendary Creature — Trill Human OfficerRU

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Feldon of the Third Path

  1RR

  Legendary Creature — Human ArtificerR

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.
• Orthion, Hero of Lavabrink

  3R

  Legendary Creature — Human SoldierR

  Copy engine: one card makes copies of a creature — once a turn, or once for each time you pay its cost — and each copy pays off: the creature's enter-the-battlefield effect fires again, or the hasty copy uses its tap ability. Real, repeatable value — every copy has its turn or its price, so it never goes infinite on its own.