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Ondu Spiritdancer
Oracle Text
Whenever an enchantment you control enters, you may create a token that's a copy of it. Do this only once each turn.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Ondu Spiritdancer is a strong value engine for enchantment-heavy Commander decks, especially those built around control or midrange attrition rather than pure aggression. As a 3/3 Kor Cleric for five mana, it offers a respectable body, but its real strength is turning every new enchantment into potential duplication once each turn. That makes aura and enchantment “ETB” effects much more threatening, since a copied enchantment can double up on card draw, removal, token production, or board development. It pairs especially well with cheap enchantments that replace themselves or generate ongoing value, letting you snowball without overextending. Because the trigger is limited to once per turn, the best builds maximize repeated enchantment entries across your turn cycle with flash, recursion, or enchantments that bounce and replay cleanly. In lore terms, the card feels like a careful cleric preserving sacred patterns, and in gameplay it rewards patience, sequencing, and a steady stream of enchantment-based advantage.
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Character Background
Ondu Spiritdancer is a strong value engine for enchantment-heavy Commander decks, especially those built around control or midrange attrition rather than pure aggression. As a 3/3 Kor Cleric for five mana, it offers a respectable body, but its real strength is turning every new enchantment into potential duplication once each turn. That makes aura and enchantment “ETB” effects much more threatening, since a copied enchantment can double up on card draw, removal, token production, or board development. It pairs especially well with cheap enchantments that replace themselves or generate ongoing value, letting you snowball without overextending. Because the trigger is limited to once per turn, the best builds maximize repeated enchantment entries across your turn cycle with flash, recursion, or enchantments that bounce and replay cleanly. In lore terms, the card feels like a careful cleric preserving sacred patterns, and in gameplay it rewards patience, sequencing, and a steady stream of enchantment-based advantage.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-08 11:40:42 UTC