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Doubling Chant
Sorcery
For each creature you control, you may search your library for a creature card with the same name as that creature. Put those cards onto the battlefield, then shuffle your library.
Balaam__ on Iridescent infestation
3 years ago
Is your description specifically referencing Doubling Chant? I’m just trying to figure out exactly what the strategy is here. I’m an inexperienced player so it isn’t obvious to me.
Sarkhan420X on How does Doubling Chant + …
4 years ago
you would get to pick any name you want among nonlegendary creatures, and search for a creature with that name. Doubling Chant gives you 1 search per creature you control, not 1 search per creature name. but since your 1 creature has multiple names, you at least get to choose which one you search for.
htffan951852 on How does Doubling Chant + …
4 years ago
If I have a creature with Spy Kit equipped, and then I cast a Doubling Chant , would I get to search my deck for every creature in it and put them into play or would it still only look for the original creature?
SomaUlte on Riku mill
5 years ago
Rite of Replication and Mirror March fit what you have now pretty well also. Aluren is good, so are Dual Nature , Kindred Discovery , Doubling Chant , and Thrumming Stone
SentientRhombus on Secret Agent Jodah
5 years ago
Didn't mean to get on your case about the mana base - I've just seen people dump a lot of money into mana trying to "fix" underoptimized decks and it makes me cringe. Sorry if I came across as rude.
I found a few relevant cards you might've missed. In particular: Dichotomancy is an even bigger bomb than Eradicate , since it can steal all the creatures from an opponent's deck instead of exiling them. Mimeofacture is similar, but requires an investment of 4 mana per creature. Splinter is an Eradicate that requires an artifact creature. And Verdant Succession works like Remembrance for green creatures, except it brings stuff directly onto the battlefield.
Other (less powerful) options: Bazaar of Wonders , Eye of Singularity , Echoing Truth , Sever the Bloodline , Declaration in Stone , Retraced Image , Bubbling Cauldron , Pack Hunt , and Reflector Mage . If you have some way to copy Spy Kit , Biovisionary and Doubling Chant could also work.
In general, I think the biggest challenge you'll face is that effects synergizing with Spy Kit are kind of all over the place. There's board wipes, removal, staxxy control, creature tutoring... but not a lot of actual finishers. You've got to make room not only for precursors to Spy Kit (draw, ramp, tutors, etc.), but stuff that can win the game.
Maybe focus on one or two archetypes for the cards enabled by Spy Kit, then pick an unrelated win con? Or fill up on stealing/copying effects that can help set up Spy Kit combos but also be used offensively? I don't know... interesting dilemma.
PartyJ on The Man,The Myth,The Mill | Persistent Petitioners
5 years ago
ps: Daedalus19876 your suggestion of Doubling Chant was a legitimate one. I mixed up your suggestion with another tutor I skipped for the reason mentioned. Your suggestion has a valid spot in the deck, as foil :))
PartyJ on The Man,The Myth,The Mill | Persistent Petitioners
5 years ago
It's always a pleasure to see you pass by Daedalus19876. Card choices are becoming harder and harder and I already felt that the mana curve should ideally drop some more. Assembly Hall and Doubling Chant both share the burden of being too costly to cast. Where Pack Hunt does not have the impact other tutors can have and Nantuko Shrine and Arcane Adaptation do not help me get to victory faster. We have reached a point where it gets really hard to cut something for a card that actually means a mayor improvement to the deck strength. If I misjudged it, please point me on my flaws :p
Leyline of the Void however is one that could keep me away from a world of hurt. If only I knew which tree to cut... Maybeboard material for now, as there is always room for improvement! Thanks!