Mirrorpool

Land

This enters tapped.

{T}: Add {C}.

{2}{C}, {T}, Sacrifice this: Copy target instant or sorcery spell you control. You may choose new targets for the copy.

{4}{C}, {T}, Sacrifice this: Create a token that's a copy of target creature you control.

Combos

• Amulet of Vigor + Mirrorpool + Worldsoul's Rage

Tokens

• Copy Clone

Legality

Format	Legality
1v1 Commander	Legal
Archenemy	Legal
Arena	Legal
Block Constructed	Legal
Canadian Highlander	Legal
Casual	Legal
Commander / EDH	Legal
Commander: Rule 0	Legal
Custom	Legal
Duel Commander	Legal
Freeform	Legal
Gladiator	Legal
Highlander	Legal
Historic	Legal
Historic Brawl	Legal
Legacy	Legal
Leviathan	Legal
Limited	Legal
Modern	Legal
Modern Beyond Horizons	Legal
Oathbreaker	Legal
Pioneer	Legal
Planar Constructed	Legal
Planechase	Legal
Quest Magic	Legal
Tiny Leaders	Legal
Vanguard	Legal
Vintage	Legal

Discussion (42)

DrLejos on Four-Dimensional Mirror Complex

6 months ago

Thanks! Sorry for totally missing this comment. Hope it went well, and would love to know what you built if you ended up doing so. In case anyone else has the same question: making this with <$100 card value is very doable. You do not need most of the nonbasics, Lotus Field is the only one that's vital. Without Mirrorpool, Castle Garenbrig, Emergence Zone, and Guildless Commons its already very close. Cavalier of Thorns is about as good as Cavalier of Gales in this deck. Omni-Changeling can come in for Wall of Stolen Identity (in fact I'm about to add it regardless). Lastly Alchemist's Refuge and Wilderness Reclamation can be taken out for basics if it's still over $100.

DemonDragonJ on Alchemist’s Refuge or Kessig Wolf …

1 year ago

I have a copy of Reliquary Tower in my Riku of Two Reflections EDH deck, but I am contemplating replacing that land with another land, one that better matches the theme of that deck, and my first choice was Mirrorpool, but that land specifically requires colorless mana for its abilities, so I now am considering either Alchemist's Refuge or Kessig Wolf Run, but I am not certain which land I should choose, so I shall ask everyone else here for advice, on this matter.

Which land, between Alchemist's Refuge and Kessig Wolf Run, should I put into my Riku deck, or should I keep Reliquary Tower in that deck? What does everyone else say, about this subject? Should I replace Reliquary Tower with Alchemist's Refuge or Kessig Wolf Run?

SufferFromEDHD on B3: Ghired, Conclave Exile

1 year ago

Doomed Artisan this card has always intrigued me. How's it performing?

I don't want to make any suggestions because it looks like a fine tuned budget list however I think you are missing out on 2 interesting utility lands:

Lazotep Quarry

Mirrorpool

Rhadamanthus on Obby’s Mono Black Landstorm

1 year ago

If you're still looking for some nonbasics to remove, I recommend Horizon of Progress and Mirrorpool.

For the Horizon, it's the most overcosted version of the effect between itself and Terrain Generator, Walking Atlas and Scaretiller, and I don't think you need that level of redundancy given it doesn't feel like you have quite enough card draw to get that many excess lands in your hand in the first place.

For Mirrorpool, it's going to be awkward to activate and your selection of great targets is kind of limited.

SufferFromEDHD on Tomik 43 Lands.dec

1 year ago

Winding Canyons = necessary. This is a lands deck but it is creature heavy.

Mirrorpool has a lot of potential.

Buried Ruin always overlooking this! Blinkmoth Well might be worth a spot too.

Light on fetch lands because I have the legendary Land Tax and the upgraded Endless Horizons

Path to Exile deals with lands so I leaned into it.

I threw every Landfall creature in just to see what works. I will slowly make cuts and add the usual stax suspects.

SufferFromEDHD on Toshiro Umezawa Spellslinger Control

2 years ago

Per usual, the prophet of profitable suggestions comes through with a solid list! I will be making cuts to add these in this weekend.

Mastermind's Acquisition can get back instants that have been exiled by Toshiro effect.

Dash Hopes it's hard for me to not like this card but it never does what you want it to.

Liability when I was looking thru the collection this seemed like secret tech for a mono {B} spellslinger strategy. The oracle text is "Whenever a nontoken permanent is put into a player's graveyard from the battlefield, that player loses 1 life." The deck is 1/3 spells, very light on creatures/enchantments and only 1 artifact and 6 lands have sacrifice costs. My opponents will not have these same ratios.

Mirrorpool = Gravebreaker Lamia, Harvester of Souls and Sedgemoor Witch are the main targets along with all the instants. No big payoff just a clone effect.

nbarry223 on Viga-BOOM! (Primer + SB Guide)

2 years ago

Trying out double Mirrorpool since alongside the rest of the deck, now drawing into any combo land with double amulet doesn’t matter nearly as much, and we have redundant lethal essentially, with minimal requirements, and now a guaranteed lethal line, using the “1 land required” line and looping another time for another land.

markbeloit on Kura

2 years ago

You wrote me an essay Profet93, so I took awhile to respond. Will try and address your question comments one-by-one.

Regarding Null Rod: It was in the prototype of this deck, but Collector Ouphe was cheaper, so I opted for the ouphe.

Regarding Snow-Covered Forests: Would probably be better, but I'd rather not pay the $.

Regarding Elemental Bond/Garruk's Uprising vs Colossal Majesty: In 90% of decks I'd agree with you that those two are better, but in this deck, I think Colossal Majesty might be better. I don't have that many creatures ETBing, and sometimes I have a big creature around for several turns. In those scenarios, I think Colossal Majesty generates more value.

Regarding Hour of Promise: Good, but not sure I need it.

Regarding Pir's Whim: Good, and not a card I knew of. Will have to keep an eye out for something to cut.

Regarding Yavimaya Hollow: Too much $. I don't think I need it enough.

Regarding Miren, the Moaning Well: I don't like Miren very much. True it's a second sac outlet, but I consider it vastly inferior to High Market. I really don't like having to pay {3}. And while I'm in trouble if someone blows up High Market, that hasn't happened yet.

Regarding Castle Garenbrig: Should probably cut a forest for this, and probably will when I get one.

Regarding Mirrorpool: Worth considering. There's only a few instants and sorceries I'd want to sac a land to copy, though, and I have to pay {2}{C}. Also, I'm trying to be a bit careful about how many utility lands I have in the deck, specifically lands that don't make {G}. If you have too many colorless lands you can get screwed.

Regarding Greater Good: Was a card I was seriously considering when building the deck, but saccing Kura to it is not that great. Bottom line, though, I thought for sure Greater Good would get destroyed immediately if I played it, which is why I decided against it.

Regarding Nylea's Intervention: Ok, but not sure I need it.

As always, a problem is what to cut. This deck does fairly well, and when that's the case, I'm always leery of cutting a card unless I see something strictly better.

Regarding Abundance + Sylvan Library: Drawing 3 cards per turn with no down side is fine, though it doesn't happen often :)

Regarding Abundance, it actually has some additional tech to it. In this deck I've been able to put every land in my deck into play once or twice. With Abundance, you put the revealed cards you don't get on the bottom of your library in ANY order, not a random order. So if I Abundance to get a land and don't have any in my deck.... I can rig the order of my deck. At that point your basically tutoring instead of drawing. Doesn't happen often, but is powerful when it does.

You also can't deck yourself if Abundance is in play, though that hasn't come up yet. A fun piece of tech, though not for every deck.

Sorry for taking so long to respond. I put it off since I knew I'd have to write a lot. Thanks for the suggestions, and I'll think of them, though again the problem is what to cut.