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Mirrorpool
Oracle Text
This land enters tapped.
{T}: Add {C}.
{2}{C}, {T}, Sacrifice this land: Copy target instant or sorcery spell you control. You may choose new targets for the copy.
{4}{C}, {T}, Sacrifice this land: Create a token that's a copy of target creature you control.
Card Details
Character Background
Mirrorpool is a mythic land that rewards patient, high-leverage play, fitting best into combo and value-oriented control shells rather than fast aggro. Its tapped entry is the real cost, but the upside is huge: it can turn one key instant or sorcery into a second copy, or later become a temporary mirror of your best creature. That makes it excellent with spell-heavy decks that already want big turns, such as lists built around extra-turn spells, potent removal, or massive draw spells; copying a spell like Time Warp, Dig Through Time, or a game-ending tutor effect can swing an entire table. The creature-copy mode is especially strong with enter-the-battlefield creatures, since you keep the token’s trigger value even if the token itself won’t last forever. In Commander, it shines most when your deck can afford a colorless land and wants flexible, late-game inevitability rather than early pressure.
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Character Background
Mirrorpool is a mythic land that rewards patient, high-leverage play, fitting best into combo and value-oriented control shells rather than fast aggro. Its tapped entry is the real cost, but the upside is huge: it can turn one key instant or sorcery into a second copy, or later become a temporary mirror of your best creature. That makes it excellent with spell-heavy decks that already want big turns, such as lists built around extra-turn spells, potent removal, or massive draw spells; copying a spell like Time Warp, Dig Through Time, or a game-ending tutor effect can swing an entire table. The creature-copy mode is especially strong with enter-the-battlefield creatures, since you keep the token’s trigger value even if the token itself won’t last forever. In Commander, it shines most when your deck can afford a colorless land and wants flexible, late-game inevitability rather than early pressure.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:40:42 UTC