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Mirror Box
Oracle Text
The "legend rule" doesn't apply to permanents you control.
Each legendary creature you control gets +1/+1.
Each nontoken creature you control gets +1/+1 for each other creature you control with the same name as that creature.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Mirror Box is a sleek Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty artifact that turns identity into an engine, making it especially strong for value and combo-minded decks that want to stack the same legends or flood the board with matching bodies. By shutting off the legend rule for your permanents, it lets you keep multiple copies of the same legendary creature on the field, while the +1/+1 bonus for each legendary creature you control gives your key threats immediate pressure. The third line is where deckbuilding gets spicy: nontoken creatures with the same name grow larger together, so token-less clone strategies or decks built around redundant copies of efficient creatures can suddenly hit much harder. It pairs well with legends that you want in multiples, clone effects like Sakashima-style setups, or tribal shells that naturally repeat names. In practice, it rewards careful construction more than raw aggression, but once online it can make a board feel strangely and dangerously duplicated.
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Character Background
Mirror Box is a sleek Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty artifact that turns identity into an engine, making it especially strong for value and combo-minded decks that want to stack the same legends or flood the board with matching bodies. By shutting off the legend rule for your permanents, it lets you keep multiple copies of the same legendary creature on the field, while the +1/+1 bonus for each legendary creature you control gives your key threats immediate pressure. The third line is where deckbuilding gets spicy: nontoken creatures with the same name grow larger together, so token-less clone strategies or decks built around redundant copies of efficient creatures can suddenly hit much harder. It pairs well with legends that you want in multiples, clone effects like Sakashima-style setups, or tribal shells that naturally repeat names. In practice, it rewards careful construction more than raw aggression, but once online it can make a board feel strangely and dangerously duplicated.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:45 UTC