That sounds so awesome! I can just imagine your opponents cowering in fear under your massive board of cloned spaghetti monsters. Thanks for sharing; I appreciate the comment!

I think what most people are referring to is after you get and pay for one ulalek trigger cast something like Eldritch immunity at instant speed to get another ulalek trigger, paying the additional 2 and copying the whole stack including everything that you copied off the first ulalek trigger. You can also go sorta infinite by responding to the ulalek trigger instead which can copy the ulalek trigger. This can be very strong if you have "on cast" triggers on the table. This card can be confusing and I'm considering abandoning it as a commander to make games more fun and not have 20 minute turns resolving your own triggers.

@@salyir8386 It's such a cool card, and it forces high level interaction with the game rules themselves, but you're exactly right; it's a bit much to resolve 20 minute turns of copies of copies of stacks of triggers. It's the kind of card that I believe lends itself strongly to digital, but not particularly to paper.

Thank you!! Good question. Probably Swiftfoot Boots, but definitely still in testing phase, so don't hold me to it ;)

Thanks for following up! Good to know. I’ll probably make that change and see how things go. Do you plan to keep updating that moxfield page with any changes to the deck? Looking forward to any future videos around it!

@@jordanking7441 sounds good! Let me know how it goes for you. Yes - definitely plan to keep it updated. I actually already made the change right after I replied initially 😂 I'm constantly tinkering with my decks, so don't be surprised if they change frequently!

No - you'll just get two of each. Ulalek copies the spell and the cast trigger, but since it is a CAST trigger and not an ETB, the additional Taskmaster that you copy won't create an extra one of his effects. If Echoes of Eternity is on the board, here's what would happen: 1. You cast Hideous Taskmaster. This triggers the following: A. Its own cast trigger (steal creatures). B. Echoes of Eternity, causing the cast trigger to happen again. C. Echoes of Eternity, copying the Taskmaster spell on the stack. D. Ulalek's trigger, allowing you to copy everything on the stack. E. Echoes of Eternity, causing Ulalek's trigger to happen again. At this point, you'll have the opportunity to pay 2 mana for effect E. If you do, A, B, C, and D will all be copied. This creates an infinite that allows you to continuously pump 2 mana into Ulalek's trigger to copy the stack as many times as you want (presuming you have 2 mana to spend each time). If you only have 2 mana to pay for ability E one time, you'll end up with the following once the stack resolves: * steal up to 4x creatures from each opponent * 1 original Hideous Taskmaster (card) and 3 Hideous Taskmaster (tokens) Pretty nutty!

I checked into this, and you're correct. Thank you so much for commenting; I'm always really happy to learn something new!

Do you mean Ulalek himself? If so, no he can't. He has no color (is devoid), but his *color identity* is WUBRG.