Duplicator: The lure of playing all the most powerful cards!

www.patreon.com/Eternaldurdles TCGPLAYER AFFILIATE LINK: https://partner.tcgplayer.com/OexAAn https://bit.ly/MoxfieldSorcery Duplicator is one of the most exciting avatars in Sorcery: Contested Realm — and also one of the most frustrating. In this episode of the Common Sense Sorcery Podcast, Phil (ForceofPhil) and Zac Clark dive deep into brewing with Duplicator, exploring why the avatar feels like it should be broken, what insane engines become possible when you can play pairs of uniques, and why the deck keeps running head-first into the same problem every time. We cover: Why Duplicator starts down two cards — and what that tells us about its power ceiling Building busted engines like Plague of Frogs + Panoptic Manuscript Recursive draw loops with Highland Princess, Pendragon Legacy, and Lady of the Lake Kythera Mechanism combos, Chaos Wish lines, and Ring of Morrigan kills Why the site and threshold system is the real bottleneck The “Queen Problem” and why playing all haymakers doesn’t actually work Why Duplicator struggles against aggro — and whether that can be fixed What future site designs would need to look like for Duplicator to break open Duplicator isn’t bad — but right now, the atlas just can’t support the spells it wants to cast. This episode is a full post-mortem on why that is, and what would have to change for Duplicator to go from meme to menace. If you’re brewing Sorcery decks, this is required listening.