Magic: The Gathering

Quasiduplicate

Ravnica Remastered 55 • rare

Set: Ravnica Remastered
Collector number: 55
Rarity: Rare
Mana cost: 1 generic mana blue mana blue mana
Type: Sorcery
Colors: Blue
Artist: Dmitry Burmak
Market price: $0.74

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$0.74market price via TCGplayer · Aug 7, 2026$0.56 – $0.79 over the tracked period

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Lore

Why it matters

Quasiduplicate is a versatile sorcery that allows players to create a token copy of a target creature they control, offering strategic duplication in games of Magic: The Gathering. Originally appearing in Guilds of Ravnica, this reprint in the Ravnica Remastered set highlights the card's enduring utility for synergy-focused decks that benefit from entering-the-battlefield triggers.

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What it does

Create a token that's a copy of target creature you control.

Jump-start (You may cast this card from your graveyard by discarding a card in addition to paying its other costs. Then exile this card.)

"My greatest creation—me!"

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Provenance

Where it came from

Quasiduplicate was originally introduced in the 2018 Magic: The Gathering expansion Guilds of Ravnica, designed to embody the mechanics and flavor of the Izzet League, a guild defined by chaotic experimentation and the magical replication of objects. Its inclusion in the 2024 Ravnica Remastered set serves as a curated retrospective, highlighting some of the most iconic cards associated with the plane of Ravnica. The set was curated to honor the history of the plane, bringing together cards from various Ravnica-themed expansions to offer a cohesive draft experience that celebrates the city-world's enduring mechanical themes.

The artwork for this version was illustrated by Dmitry Burmak, an artist noted for his ability to capture the frantic, high-energy aesthetic inherent to the Izzet color identity. Burmak's design focuses on the visual manifestation of a duplication spell, emphasizing swirling magical energies and the technical ingenuity associated with Izzet artificers. Within the community, the card is recognized for its versatility in gameplay, particularly the Jump-start mechanic which allows players to cast it from the graveyard, reinforcing the theme of reckless but resourceful magical innovation.

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