Mister Fantastic - Intelligence

Mister Fantastic starts as a spellslinger value commander and becomes a combo engine when the deck can hold WURG, keep him untapped, and point his ability at a trigger worth copying twice.

Mister Fantastic's color identity is WURG because his activated ability contains red, green, white, and blue mana symbols.

His combat draw trigger checks whether you cast a noncreature spell earlier that turn before the beginning-of-combat trigger event.

Copying the combat draw trigger twice can draw two additional cards, but only after the original trigger exists.

The activated ability targets a triggered ability you control, not an activated ability, spell, or opponent's trigger.

The copied triggered abilities are created on the stack and can choose new targets if the copied trigger has targets.

Mister Fantastic must be untapped and able to tap; summoning sickness stops the tap cost unless haste or another permission effect applies.

Removing Mister Fantastic after his activated ability is activated does not remove that ability from the stack.

Countering or removing the targeted triggered ability before Mister Fantastic's ability resolves can stop the copies if the target is illegal.

Untapping Mister Fantastic after activation can let the deck copy another triggered ability if it can pay WURG again.

Dynaheir-style prerequisites matter because the copied ability must fit that card's timing and mana-value conditions.

A loop that makes infinite trigger copies still needs an actual controlled triggered ability or payoff to win the game.

Mister Fantastic, Reed Richards is a separate card with different mana cost, set, and Oracle text.

Use cantrips, cheap artifacts, protection, and spell payoffs so Mister Fantastic draws at combat and copies the strongest trigger.

Pair Mister Fantastic with untappers and ability-copy infrastructure to multiply one controlled trigger repeatedly.

Copy the table's highest-impact controlled triggers instead of assembling a compact loop.

Use chapter triggers as copy targets when the deck can afford slower enchantment setup.