In prerelease, someone kicker-rite of replication'ed his Sphinx of Lost Truths in order to "survive" the next on-coming attack, while drawing his entire library and discarding it all all in the process, dying next turn due to his depleted library! We were all rotfl!

Got one in a draft match a week ago :)

I used mine on my opponent's Turntimber Ranger, that was kind of funny. We weren't quite sure what would happen because of the 5 creatures with the same ability triggering all at once, but he gave up right after I played it, haha.

Good times.

Marit Lage. It was funny seeing the look on his face when he realized that his 5 20/20s died to the legend rule, and even more funny when his opponent played the combo again next turn and won.

I rite of replication my reckless scholar in draft to mill my opponent to death while i was on the verge of death.

[[Reckless Scholar]]

Doubling season does good work together with rite, and opalescence makes it even more funny.

[[Doubling Season]] [[Opalescence]] [[Rite of Replication]]

however, you first rite will "only" get you 10 tokens - the next will get you 5*2^11=10240 tokens, which is respectable

I cast it targetting my own Kokusho, the Evening Star. 6 copies triggering the Legendary rule, opponents lose 30 life and you gain it :p

[[Kokusho, the Evening Star]]

Villain plays Hagra Diabolist Hero loses life. Villain passes turn. Hero untaps, casts a kicked Rite of Replication on said Diabolist. GG.

[[Hagra Diabolist]]

Just yesterday, in an EDH game, my opponent Rite of Replicationed my Goblin Marshal, thus gaining 5 copies of it, which then gave himself 10 1/1 goblin tokens, the next turn he couldn't pay their echo cost, so he got another 10 1/1 goblin tokens.

That was rather terrifying :)

-- Trick // Magic the Gathering Podcast

I've Kicked a Rite of Replication making 5 Wilt-Leaf Lieges in an EDH game. 6 total 14/14 Lieges is pretty awesome.

[[Wilt-Leaf Liege]]

Someone just hit me with that with 6 good allies on the board. You can imagine the mayhem. It took him 3 minutes to play the card!

This was in a two-headed giant game, with our opponents on about 20 life. They had Kalitas and Murasa Pyromancer, and our creatures were slaughtered one by one. Then, I hit nine mana, cast rite of replication targeting Murasa, thinking I'll get some heavy damage to their creatures and clear the board.

1. I completely missed the fact I can just aim for the head with Murasa and deal 25 damage to the opposing giant, winning the game.
2. Out opponents simply tapped Kalitas targeting Murasa, causing rite to fizzle. Ouch.

[[Kalitas, Bloodchief of Ghet]] [[Murasa Pyromancer]]

Since it no longer has to be one that I saw, here's two hypotheticals:

[[Sliver Legion]][[Brood Sliver]]

Wouldn't it be fun to have six of both out at once?

Assuming you have zero allies and the excavator belongs to someone else, this mills 125 cards of people's decks. Should be enough to finish 2-4 players in a multiplayer game.

[[halimar excavator]]

Fix:

Well, I didn't actually see it happen but rather read about it on Daily Mtg.

1. Get Seven Lullmage Mentors in play (Use Rite + Clone)
2. Make sure Intruder Alarm is in
3. Your opponent casts a spell
4. Tap your seven merfolks, counter his spell
5. A fresh new merfolk enters play, all your merfolk untap because of Alarm

Repeat steps 3-5 as much as needed (barring instant-speed mass removal or other trickery).

[[Lullmage Mentor]] [[Intruder Alarm]]

Deck thinning, if nothing else.

[[Merfolk Wayfinder]]

Mirror-Sigil Sergeant = token madness, if you can survive until your next turn.

[[Mirror-Sigil Sergeant]]

[[rite of replication]] to [[Vampire Nighthawk]]

Any zendikon. Can be used in a pinch, unkicked, to gain another land.

[[Wind Zendikon]]

Hellkite Charger for a hasty 25 damage :)

[[Hellkite Charger]]