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Fabled Passage
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Strive — This spell costs {2}{R} more to cast for each target beyond the first.
Choose any number of target creatures you control. For each of them, create a token that's a copy of that creature, except it has haste. Exile those tokens at the beginning of the next end step.
Twinflame is a classic red payoff for explosive tempo and combo turns, turning a board of ordinary attackers into a sudden swarm of hasty copies. It best supports combo and go-wide aggression, especially in decks that can generate a strong creature with an enter-the-battlefield effect or a power boost before combat. Because the copied tokens gain haste, you can threaten immediate damage, pressure planeswalkers, or force awkward blocks even when the original creatures came down earlier in the turn. The exile clause means the spell is at its best when the copies do enough work right away, so prioritize creatures with ETB triggers, attack triggers, or static buffs rather than slow value bodies. Deckbuilding tip: pair Twinflame with sacrifice outlets, blink effects, or creatures like Seasoned Pyromancer-style value creatures to squeeze extra value before the tokens disappear. In Double Masters 2022, it remains a potent red finisher for players who like sudden, high-ceiling turns.
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Twinflame is a classic red payoff for explosive tempo and combo turns, turning a board of ordinary attackers into a sudden swarm of hasty copies. It best supports combo and go-wide aggression, especially in decks that can generate a strong creature with an enter-the-battlefield effect or a power boost before combat. Because the copied tokens gain haste, you can threaten immediate damage, pressure planeswalkers, or force awkward blocks even when the original creatures came down earlier in the turn. The exile clause means the spell is at its best when the copies do enough work right away, so prioritize creatures with ETB triggers, attack triggers, or static buffs rather than slow value bodies. Deckbuilding tip: pair Twinflame with sacrifice outlets, blink effects, or creatures like Seasoned Pyromancer-style value creatures to squeeze extra value before the tokens disappear. In Double Masters 2022, it remains a potent red finisher for players who like sudden, high-ceiling turns.
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