Mobile Clone
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SetUNF
Collector #337
Released2022-10-07
Rarityrare
ArtistSetor Fiadzigbey
LanguageEN
Layoutnormal
ScryfallOpen ↗

Mobile Clone

RareColour IDMV 4
Sorcery
Using a mobile device, take a picture of target creature. That device enters as a token that's a photocopy of the pictured creature. (Photocopies include Auras, Equipment, counters, and stickers in the shot. Don't touch other people's phones without permission and be careful if you do.)
Card capabilities
Sorcery
Derived deterministically from card types, Oracle text and keywords. Not a strategic evaluation.
Format legality
Other printings
1 other English printingEarliest 2022-10-07Newest 2022-10-07Cheapest priced $0.20 in UNF
Rulings (4)
wotc7 Oct 2022
Everything in a photocopy on the battlefield is copiable. If you play a Clone copying a photocopy, the Clone would be a copy of the creature in the picture, with all the Auras, Equipment, counters, and stickers in the shot.
wotc7 Oct 2022
Nothing in the photocopy can leave the photocopy. Auras and Equipment can’t be destroyed, attached to other creatures, and so on. Counters can’t be moved. Stickers are stuck. These are memories frozen in time, people. Except these memories can attack and block.
wotc7 Oct 2022
If you don’t have a mobile device capable of taking a picture, you are allowed to draw a photocopy. The drawing then enters the battlefield as a token that’s a photocopy of the pictured creature.
wotc7 Oct 2022
The photocopy will not only be unable to copy any non-copy effects that affected the target creature, it will also be unable to copy any copy effects that it can’t see. If you take a picture of a Clone that’s copying another creature, the photocopy will just be a Clone. Fortunately for you, the Clone entering the battlefieldstill has the ability to enter as a copy of another creature, but it won’t automatically be a copy of what the original Clone was copying like a normal copy would.