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Rite of Replication

Rite of Replication

Sorcery$0.23

Kicker (You may pay an additional as you cast this spell.) Create a token that's a copy of target creature. If this spell was kicked, create five of those tokens instead.

Legal in Commander

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Combos 37

  • Rite of Replication + Biovisionary

    • Win the game

    Mana needed: 9,648 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication with kicker by paying {7}{U}{U}, creating five token copies of Biovisionary. At the beginning of your end step, each Biovisionary triggers. Resolve the first Biovisionary trigger, causing you to win the game

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  • Rite of Replication + Be'lakor, the Dark Master

    • Near-infinite card draw
    • Near-infinite damage

    Mana needed: 7,409 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Before you start

    Opponents have a collective life total of 150 or less, or your deck size is equal to or greater than 5 times the number of Demons you control and your life total is equal to or greater than that number plus one.

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication with kicker by paying {7}{U}{U}, creating five token copies of Be'lakor. Put all the Be'lakor tokens into your graveyard due to the legend rule. Each Be'lakor token's first ability triggers, the nontoken Be'lakor's second ability triggers five times, and each Be'lakor token's second ability triggers four times. Resolve the nontoken Be'lakor triggers, dealing 30 damage to up to 5 targets. Resolve all the Be'lakor tokens' second abilities, dealing 120 damage to up to 20 targets. If needed, resolve all the Be'lakor tokens' first abilities, causing you to draw five cards for each Demon you control and lose that much life.

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  • Rite of Replication + Dualcaster Mage

    • Infinite creature tokens

    Mana needed: 5,855 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Before you start

    You control at least one creature. You have enough mana to cast Rite of Replication

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication by paying its mana cost, targeting a creature you control. Holding priority, cast Dualcaster Mage by paying {1}{R}{R}. When Dualcaster Mage enters the battlefield, it triggers, copying Rite of Replication, targeting Dualcaster Mage. Resolve the copy of Rite of Replication, creating a token copy of Dualcaster Mage. Repeat from step 3.

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  • Rite of Replication + Terror of the Peaks

    • Near-infinite damage

    Mana needed: 5,467 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication with kicker by paying {7}{U}{U}, creating five token copies of Terror of the Peaks. The five Terror of the Peaks tokens enter the battlefield, triggering the nontoken Terror of the Peaks five times and each Terror of the Peaks token four times. Resolve all Terror of the Peaks triggers, dealing 125 damage divided among a maximum of 25 targets.

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  • Rite of Replication + Gray Merchant of Asphodel

    • Near-infinite lifegain
    • Near-infinite lifeloss

    Mana needed: 3,979 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication with kicker by paying {7}{U}{U}, creating five token copies of Gray Merchant of Asphodel. Each Gray Merchant of Asphodel enters the battlefield, triggering their abilities. Resolve the first trigger, causing each opponent to lose life equal to your devotion to black, and causing you to gain that much life. Repeat step 3 for each remaining trigger.

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  • Rite of Replication + Nyxbloom Ancient

    • Near-infinite mana permanents you control can produce

    Mana needed: 3,248 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication with kicker by paying {7}{U}{U}, creating five token copies of Nyxbloom Ancient. Whenever you tap a permanent for mana, you will add 729 times as much mana due to the Nyxbloom Ancients.

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  • Rite of Replication + Scourge of Valkas

    • Near-infinite damage

    Mana needed: 3,000 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication with kicker by paying {7}{U}{U}, creating five token copies of Scourge of Valkas. The five Scourge of Valkas tokens enter the battlefield, triggering each Scourge of Valkas five times. Resolve all Scourge of Valkas triggers, dealing at least 180 damage divided among a maximum of 30 targets.

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  • Rite of Replication + Naru Meha, Master Wizard

    • Infinite creature LTB
    • Infinite creature ETB
    • Infinite death triggers
    • Infinite magecraft triggers

    Mana needed: 2,479 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Before you start

    You control at least one creature. You have enough mana to cast Rite of Replication

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication by paying its mana cost, targeting a creature you control. Holding priority, cast Naru Meha either from your hand or from the command zone by paying {2}{U}{U} plus commander tax, if applicable. When Naru Meha enters the battlefield, it triggers, copying Rite of Replication, targeting Naru Meha. Resolve the copy of Rite of Replication, creating a token copy of Naru Meha. Put either Naru Meha into your graveyard due to the legend rule. Repeat from step 3.

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  • Rite of Replication + Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer + Combat Celebrant

    • Infinite combat phases
    • Infinite damage

    Mana needed: 960 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication by paying {2}{U}{U}, creating a token copy of Combat Celebrant. At the beginning of your combat phase, Brudiclad triggers, creating a 2/1 Phyrexian Myr creature token, then choosing to have all tokens you control become copies of the Combat Celebrant token. Declare one of the Combat Celebrant copy as an attacker, choosing to exert it as it attacks. The Combat Celebrant copy triggers, untapping all other creatures you control and causing you to get an additional combat phase after this one. Repeat from step 2.

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  • Rite of Replication + Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer + Timestream Navigator

    • Infinite turns

    Mana needed: 212 decks on Commander Spellbook

    How it works

    Before you start

    You have the city's blessing. Timestream Navigator does not have summoning sickness.

    Steps

    Cast Rite of Replication by paying {2}{U}{U}, creating a token copy of Timestream Navigator. At the beginning of your combat phase, Brudiclad triggers, creating a 2/1 Phyrexian Myr creature token, then choosing to have all tokens you control become copies of the Timestream Navigator token. Activate Timestream Navigator by paying {2}{U}{U} and tapping it and putting it onto the bottom of your library, causing you to take an extra turn after this one. Move to your next turn. Repeat from step 2.

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Combo data from Commander Spellbook. Only combos of 2 or 3 named cards are listed.

Best commanders

Commanders whose abilities work with this card and share its colors, from what the cards do.

  1. Adrix and Nev, TwincastersRite of Replication makes creature tokens and Adrix and Nev, Twincasters doubles tokens.
  2. Bard, King of DaleRite of Replication makes creature tokens and Bard, King of Dale doubles tokens.
  3. Donatello, the BrainsRite of Replication makes creature tokens and Donatello, the Brains doubles tokens.
  4. Grimgrin, Corpse-BornRite of Replication makes creature tokens and Grimgrin, Corpse-Born sacrifices your creatures.
  5. Kels, Fight FixerRite of Replication makes creature tokens and Kels, Fight Fixer sacrifices your creatures.
  6. Barrin, Master WizardRite of Replication makes creature tokens and Barrin, Master Wizard sacrifices your creatures.
  7. Kykar, Wind's FuryRite of Replication makes creature tokens and Kykar, Wind's Fury sacrifices your creatures.
  8. Temmet, Vizier of NaktamunRite of Replication makes creature tokens, which Temmet, Vizier of Naktamun can use because it rewards having/making creature tokens.
  9. Leonardo, the BalanceRite of Replication makes creature tokens, which Leonardo, the Balance can use because it rewards having/making creature tokens.
  10. Amareth, the LustrousRite of Replication makes creature tokens, which Amareth, the Lustrous can use because it rewards other permanents entering.

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