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Copycat
Oracle Text
Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw a card for each card in your opponent’s hand.
Card Details
Character Background
Copycat is a classic value-and-comeback Supporter, best in slower tempo or control decks that are happy to trade resources and then refill based on the opponent’s hand size. The card’s “mirror” flavor is built right into the mechanic: you discard your current hand, then redraw to match what your rival is holding, making it ideal when you expect the opponent to be sitting on a large grip after setting up or recovering. That makes it especially strong in disruption-heavy lists that can force awkward hands first, then cash in with Copycat. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that reshape or empty your own hand before playing it, since you are converting stale cards into fresh ones anyway; cards that let you dump Basics, search pieces, or quick tempo plays make the reset less painful. Because it counts the opponent’s hand, it rewards patient timing rather than early aggression.
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Character Background
Copycat is a classic value-and-comeback Supporter, best in slower tempo or control decks that are happy to trade resources and then refill based on the opponent’s hand size. The card’s “mirror” flavor is built right into the mechanic: you discard your current hand, then redraw to match what your rival is holding, making it ideal when you expect the opponent to be sitting on a large grip after setting up or recovering. That makes it especially strong in disruption-heavy lists that can force awkward hands first, then cash in with Copycat. A useful deckbuilding tip is to pair it with effects that reshape or empty your own hand before playing it, since you are converting stale cards into fresh ones anyway; cards that let you dump Basics, search pieces, or quick tempo plays make the reset less painful. Because it counts the opponent’s hand, it rewards patient timing rather than early aggression.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-08 16:40:45 UTC