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Fabled Passage
Land
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Flash
Replicate {2} (When you cast this spell, copy it for each time you paid its replicate cost. You may choose new targets for the copies. Copies become tokens.)
Enchant creature
When enchanted creature dies, return it to the battlefield under your control.
Changing Loyalty is a sly, political piece of interaction that fits best in control or value-driven black decks, especially in Commander where trading resources matters most. At just {1}{B}, flash lets you ambush an opposing threat mid-combat or respond to removal, and replicate gives it real scaling in multiplayer: paying extra mana can create multiple Auras at once, letting you threaten several creatures or overload a board state with swingy control. The key line, “When enchanted creature dies, return it to the battlefield under your control,” turns enemy beaters, utility creatures, or token-enabled sacrifice fodder into long-term assets. It pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets, since you can steal a creature and then cash it in to secure the permanent. Decks that support discard, sacrifice, or blink-adjacent attrition plans will love it, and it becomes nastier with cards that force combat or repeatedly kill creatures for repeat theft.
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Changing Loyalty is a sly, political piece of interaction that fits best in control or value-driven black decks, especially in Commander where trading resources matters most. At just {1}{B}, flash lets you ambush an opposing threat mid-combat or respond to removal, and replicate gives it real scaling in multiplayer: paying extra mana can create multiple Auras at once, letting you threaten several creatures or overload a board state with swingy control. The key line, “When enchanted creature dies, return it to the battlefield under your control,” turns enemy beaters, utility creatures, or token-enabled sacrifice fodder into long-term assets. It pairs especially well with sacrifice outlets, since you can steal a creature and then cash it in to secure the permanent. Decks that support discard, sacrifice, or blink-adjacent attrition plans will love it, and it becomes nastier with cards that force combat or repeatedly kill creatures for repeat theft.
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