Still, if two permanents go to the graveyard at any time, you've got a 5/5 for three mana out of it, with the ability to sweep away some smaller things
The copy remembers any decisions that were made for the original spell as it was cast, including values chosen for X in its mana cost and whether any alternative or additional costs were chosen
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As most are probably forgotten, lost or have been discarded overtime
The most promising worked as a sort of double strike variant, where a creature dealt combat damage equal to its ballistic skill during the first strike step of combat
This is primarily because some of the statuses involve the random luck of coin flips, with a Pokemon sleeping and unable to act until you flip a heads, a Pokemons action replaced with damaging itself if you flip tails on the persistent confusion, but Paralysis and Poison at least avoid the random chance mechanics, Paralysis just being a single lost turn for the Pokemon and Poison inflicting gradual damage between player turns