The card can also quest for two lore, but we have a feeling that's lower down the priority list than 'wreak havoc'
If a Clone says it enters as a copy of any creature on the battlefield, you simply choose a creature without targeting it, which lets you copy creatures with hexproof, shroud, or ward with no issues
With Great Sacrifice Without replacing our face commander, Tegwyll, Duke of SplendorTegwyll, Duke of Splendor, our deck wants to focus on the death of our creatures, and in doing so we're rewarded with card draw and punished with life loss
Theres already a whopping 16 mainline Final Fantasy games, and dozens of spin-offs released across decades
It's a pretty low opportunity cost for it, especially in Black, which can just make this a Swamp again with Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth
Ripples is the type of protection spell that not only helps you dodge a board wipe, but also leaves you in a better position than you were before your opponent tried to clear the battlefield