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Infinite Reflection
Enchantment — Aura
Enchant Creature
When Infinite Reflection enters the battlefield attached to a creature, each other nontoken creature you control becomes a copy of that creature.
Nontoken creatures you control enter the battlefield as a copy of enchanted creature.
Neotrup on Xu-Ifit and reanimating Clones (Layers, …
1 month ago
Since Clone will be entering with no abilities, it doesn't have the ability that makes itself a copy. If another effect would make it a copy (such as Infinite Reflection) it would enter as a copy with no abilities, but without such an effect it will enter as a 0/0 with no abilities.
Neotrup on What happens if I cast …
2 months ago
You're clones will always enter as copies of Agent of Treachery. What Rhadamanthus said is largely correct, however, if you choose to apply Infinite Reflection's replacement effect first, Clone will now be entering as Agent of Treachery and no longer have it's own ability, so that replacement effect no longer applies and you end up with Agent of Treachery. If you apply Clone's effect first, you'll then have to apply Infinite Reflection's ability as it's still relevant, and end up with Agent of Treachery.
Rhadamanthus on What happens if I cast …
2 months ago
For the first question: You only get one, but you get to choose.
Entering the battlefield as a copy of something is a type of replacement effect that modifies how an object enters the battlefield. If multiple replacement effects are trying to modify how an event affects a player or object, then the affected player or controller of the affected object (or owner, if it has no controller) decides which one to apply. If any unapplied replacement effects could apply to the modified event, this process continues until they've all been dealt with. In your example this means you decide which "enters as a copy" effect wins out to determine what the Clone looks like when it enters the battlefield. If you apply A first, then B, the Clone will enter as B, and vice versa.
For the second question: No. Infinite Reflection's copy effect doesn't have a duration that's connected to the Reflection being on the battlefield. Nothing changes back if Reflection leaves the battlefield.
ContraMundi on What happens if I cast …
2 months ago
Hi,
Let's say I have Agent of Treachery on the field and Infinite Reflection attached to it. I then cast a clone copying an opponents creature that also has an ETB effect.
I know that I can choose which effect resolves first since I have priority but will I get the ETB effects of both creatures, the one the clone is copying and Agent of Treachery?
And what happens to my clone when Infinite Refelction leaves the battlefield? Will the clone then revert to the creature it originally copied?
Thank you!
Gidgetimer on None
2 years ago
Correct, a Clone or Infinite Reflection copy will work as intended and suspend themselves and another creature if you choose to exile. Token copies will cease to exist before you get the chance to exile them and will not suspend either themselves or a creature an opponent controls.
carpecanum on
Riku of two reflections budget
3 years ago
Ravenform and a couple more Foretell cards maybe. Cheaper to cast = cheaper for Riku to copy.
Infinite Reflection is a wincon with Biovisionary
Mimic Vat maybe
DareiJuxis on
The Inevitable is Here. (Apart)
3 years ago
For some reason, I hadn't even considered clones to make up for Horror tribe's shortcomings. Though I wonder looking through here if it's a bit too reliant on Maskwood Nexus? If Horrors aren't being focused though, Sakashima of a Thousand Faces fits well here since it can be a second N'gathrod as well as anything else. Looking into clones, Infinite Reflection is interesting.
carpecanum on
Miirym’s Temur Dragons
3 years ago
If you want to cut costs i'd put in another couple of blink cards like that Ghostly Flicker. Free dragon tokens are nice.
Spark Double could enter the battlefield as a copy of Miirym and provide a token copy of Miirym and you'd be getting 3 tokens per dragon played.
Infinite Reflection could give you LOTS of Miiryms