Rite of Replication
Final Fantasy Commander 270 • rare
- Set
- Final Fantasy Commander
- Collector number
- 270
- Rarity
- Rare
- Mana cost
- {2}{U}{U}
- Type
- Sorcery
- Colors
- Blue
- Artist
- Erikas Perl
- Finish
- Surge
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Why it matters
Rite of Replication is a staple sorcery in Commander that allows players to create five token copies of a target creature, often leading to exponential power shifts on the battlefield. As a rare inclusion in the Final Fantasy Commander set, this card is highly prized for its ability to turn even a modest board state into a massive advantage through sheer redundancy.
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