Wizards intended to not only reprint Modern staples for existing players, but increase the number of players in the format as a whole
Inspired Skypainter Irenicus's Vile Duplication Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breaker Kindle the Inner Flame Littjara Mirrorlake Mirage Mockery Mirror Room // Fractured Realm Mirror Room // Fractured Realm Mirrorpool Mishra, Eminent One Molten Duplication Multiversal Recruitment Mythos of Illuna Octomancer Oltec Matterweaver Orvar, the All-Form Quantum Misalignment Quasiduplicate Rally the Galadhrim Relm's Sketching Replication Technique Repudiate // Replicate Repudiate // Replicate Rite of Replication Rootcast Apprenticeship Saheeli Rai Saheeli's Artistry Saheeli, Radiant Creator Schema Thief See Double Self-Reflection Specimen Collector Spitting Image Stolen Identity Sublime Epiphany Sygg's Command The Eleventh Hour The Fire Crystal Three Blind Mice Three Steps Ahead Trystan's Command Urza, Prince of Kroog
Tapdown effects are quite common, and indeed have been seen on common equipment like Greatsword of Tyr
Example: If a top meta deck like Gardevoir ex relies heavily on Pokmon with Abilities, a player might "tech in" a single copy of the Stadium card Path to the Peak , which shuts off the Abilities of all Rule Box Pokmon
The mechanics of these cards are all fairly basic, but due to their insensitive imagery, they are not allowed in any of Magic's formats, including Vintage
