Replicate

Multiple Replication affixes take effect independently

There are two types of Replication: Replicate X time(s) and Replicate X additional time(s). Replication affixes of the same type stack. Replication affixes of different types multiply.
Example:
With the affixes: "Dropped Fluorescent Memories has a 100% chance to be replicated once", "Dropped Fluorescent Memories has a 100% chance to be replicated twice", and "Dropped Fluorescent Memories has a 100% chance to be replicated 1 additional time." When 1 Fluorescent Memory drops, the final result is: (1+1+2) * 2 = 8 Fluorescent Memories

Replicate

Additionally gains a copied Talent. When copying a devoured Talent, the duplicate Talent will become take effect normally. You can only copy the original Talents on the Divinity Slate and cannot copy Talents obtained via other replication effects.

Legendary Gear /4

Sparks of Moth Fire
Require lv 1

Copies the last Talent on the adjacent slate above to this slate. Unable to copy the Core Talent.

Copies the last Talent on the adjacent slate on the left to this slate. Unable to copy the Core Talent.

Copies the last Talent on the adjacent slate below this slate. Unable to copy the Core Talents.

Copies the last Talent on the adjacent slate on the right to this slate. Unable to copy the Core Talent.

Space Rift
Require lv 1

Copies the Medium Talents on the adjacent slate on the left to this slate

Copies the Medium Talents on the adjacent slate on the right of this slate

Residence of Stars
Require lv 1

Copies the Medium Talents on the adjacent slate to this slate. Unable to copy Legendary Medium Talents.

When Sparks Set the Prairie Ablaze
Require lv 1

Copies the last Talent on all adjacent slates. Unable to copy Core Talents.

Replicate

Add 1 bubble that is completely identical to the target bubble, including its quality (including Rainbow), type, and lock status

Replicate

Add a group of monsters that are exact copies of the target in Name, Archetype, Rarity, Activity, and Quantity.
Active Mechanics: Addition, Replication