List Of Clone Commanders
Here's our continued list of clone commanders and captains. This is Part 2. Here's Part 1! I hope you enjoy Part 2! Commander CC-8826 'Neyo' Neyo, born CC-8826, was a clone commander in the GAR. Neyo served as the commander of the 91st Reconnaissance Corps. During the war, Neyo offered his droid. This category is for clone trooper commanders bred to lead the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. Clone trooper commanders, also called clone commanders, were clone troopers bred on Kamino for leadership roles in the Grand Army of the Republic.They fought in the galaxy-wide conflict known as the Clone Wars. They led regiments of 2,304 clone troopers which were organized into 16 separate companies. Each legion of clone troopers only had one senior clone commander.
One nice draw to playing blue is access to clones. EDH (moreso casual EDH) has tons of strong creatures everywhere, and clones lets you get a copy of them, often at a discounted mana price. However they do have drawbacks, as whatever you're cloning usually will have less synergy with your deck than your opponent's deck, plus the opponent gets the benefit of that creature first, so usually you don't just play 10 clone effects. One of the things I always ponder when making a blue deck is picking the right clone cards. So let's have a discussion on the best (and worst) of the clone effects.
What kind of cards do you want to help maximize a given clone's value (e.g. Plus cards that can tutor up artifacts like ), etc.With that said, let's try to keep it limited to cards that are played first and foremost to copy permanents, generally the best creature on the board, or on your board, or in some other zone. For example, and and and technically make copies, but not quite for the same purpose as Clone, though you can convince me that cards like them should be included in this discussion. Let's also exclude cards like as they don't copy creatures. Regardless, please let me know if I am missing any cards so I can add to this list.List of cards that copy creatures. Is still excellent with the number of popular etb creatures in the format.is a lot of fun with a number of generals, like.Those two, and are definitely my favorite clone options. Which ones actually make it into the deck is very general and game plan dependent.
When I had a power matters RUG list, gained a lot of value as a way to power up things like. In Dralnu, having the effect on instants and sorceries is significantly better most of the time. If I can benefit from two generals, Sakashima rises in stock.We have enough variety in clones that you can generally find a good one for whatever niche you're trying to fill. About the only sure thing is that the namesake is rarely good enough unless you're going very heavy on the effect. Look at the Top 50 list for blue, and the statistical list for blue.
Both are filled with clones.is in three of my decks currently, and gets used every time game its seen (admittedly, the first deck to include it was my Trostani, which loves lands and tokens, so, autoincluded). I have not yet been unhappy to see it, despite the ETB tapped. What it does with is quite silly.
(Not to mention other powerful etb effects, such as E.Witt, Zegana, etc, on top of general creature saves).tops my list easily. It's the cheapest low-drawback clone, and can copy two different types, being both a and a. To boot, it's returnable as both types, and can be flashed out with.and make my second slots. Impersonator is widely useful, and Sculpting Steel copying artifacts is fantastic, as even Sol Ring is a good target, and I'm still willing to pay 3 for a skullclamp in certain situations. Otherwise, Mana rocks and Swords of this and that are always valid choices.makes a large number of my lists as well, as an even cheaper Sculpting Steel.
The only reason it doesn't rank on tier is that since it doesn't have the artifact typing by default, you can't return it with things like, which makes me sad.is still a great card. Enough and other effects float around for it to not be a dead card really in any game. If you ever get to land it on a, this feel kinda bubbly inside for a while. If you're playing an enchantress type deck, it's really a no-brainer.should probably be higher on this list, but I try to avoiding general combo use, so I have him a bit lower. He can be a bit frail, but 2 mana for an ETB or titan effect can be powerful.
Has obvious combo uses, including.and get honorable mentions for also being 2 mana clones in various situations. Fantastic Value.- the haste can be quite potent, depending on the deck. Dethrone is gravy.has some morph combos available, such as the pickles lock, but otherwise, her and are both nice to be able to shift choices, getting a good ETB, and then still having a potent body.sees play in a number of simic lists, as the added value can be huge.has been huge for me, as an instant, in several lists. Simply copying an to return itself makes a great token producer, and an instant speed regrowth on something you need (?) is huge. Copying a creature that's about to bite the dust for a save on a useful ability (?) can be huge.
Having a on the battlefield gives you an at-will counterspell. Having on the field gives you intant speed massive card draw. The versatility given by having an instant speed clone effect has not ceased to amaze me.
(the same can be added to for many of these situations). I put together a quick tier list of the clone effects. I've never liked rite of replication.
Clones that need to target, particularly those at sorcery speed, can get stopped by removal spells, and also cannot clone things that have, say, hexproof/shroud/protection/etc. Opponent has grave titan with lightning greaves equipped). The exceptions that I ranked higher have nice bonuses that help make up for this fact (e.g.
Splinter twin ends the game on the right creature, cackling counterpart is 3-mana and is instant speed and has flashback, dance of many is 2 mana and can be recurred more easily than rite of replication, spitting image can be cast again with retrace, etc.). Rite's 'bonus' happens if it's cast for 9 mana and still needs to resolve. If everything goes right, rite does basically win you the game, but it has a really awful floor.Also I see how dualcaster mage goes infinite with those instant/sorcery clone spells, but the copies have to keep targeting dualcaster mage, so you get infinite 2/2s (plus one clone of whatever rite/heat shimmer/etc. Initially targeted). X Hope of Ghirapur Swordpile W Ghosty Blinky Anafenza U Nezahal- Big, Blue and HERE! B Gonti Can Afford It R Etali, Primal 'Whatjusthappened?' As i said earlier, rite of replication has a very low floor.
It's especially bad if you are trying to clone something you control, where a removal spell is a double whammy (it still sucks if you are trying to clone an opponent's creature and then it gets killed by removal, but at least that creature is also off the board. However if that creature is instead sacrificed in response then you really didn't accomplish much, considering that sac outlet probably gave the opponent some kind of benefit too to help make up for the creature now not in play anymore).And as I said earlier, a kicked rite usually ends the game. But many 9-mana spells end the game very quickly anyway. I would be very shocked if rite didn't do the same. But you can't examine cards in just magical christmasland. You don't need to rattle off creatures that a kicked rite would be good on.
That just shows you don't understand the point I'm trying to make. Can be a blowout for sure, but it definitely can swing both ways. If you manage to pull it off then it's great, but using 9 mana into a removal spell on targeted creature does feel bad. Same goes for, even if it doesn't suffer from being a two for one for your opponent, it is still a high casting cost spell that often sees a counter.Yet I'm currently still running both since my deck is somewhat build around trying to get multiple copies of a creature and it's because of what the deck wants to do that I've not really cut either of them, despite it being under consideration for some time now as part of me is looking into running something like instead. Or maybe the new.
Don't forget black for evil twin. Not sure what general would be the best though.Also a little more on why I don't think Riku (or Flameshadow Conjuring for that matter) qualify for this discussion. Typical clone effects want to copy the best thing that is already in play. On the flip side, Riku and FC boost your things that are coming into play. If it makes you feel any better, I do like FC as part of the 99 since it is quite strong.
Riku on the other hand isn't really that good in the 99 because he costs a fair bit of mana and you want to build around him, and if you're going to do that you might as well just make him your general.Although I guess by that logic Body Double shouldn't count since it's copying the best thing in a graveyard.
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