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Yidris, Maelstrom WielderutilityLike Codie, it rewards playing a spell-focused deck by giving your spells additional value and enabling explosive turns. It is a five-color commander that supports cascade-style payoff rather than permanents.Jodah, Archmage Eternalutility$1.32Both are five-color build-around cards that dramatically change how you cast spells. Jodah similarly enables casting expensive spells more efficiently, though it works with any spell type instead of only instants and sorceries.The First Sliverutility$64.37This is another five-color cascading engine that turns spell sequencing into extra free spells. It fills a similar role of snowballing value from a dedicated deck construction.Maelstrom Wandererfinisher$2.26Like Codie, it is a cascade-based payoff that creates a huge swing when cast. It is less restrictive and more combat-oriented, but serves the same explosive spellchain role.Omnath, Locus of Allutility$0.37Both are five-color legends that reward careful mana and deck construction, with Omnath serving as a value engine in multicolor spell decks. It is more about resource smoothing than spell-locking, but fits similar five-color goodstuff shells.Kenrith, the Returned Kingutility$1.94Kenrith is a classic five-color commander that supports almost any build, including spell-heavy decks that want flexible mana sinks. It does not mimic Codie's cascade text, but it occupies a similar role as a powerful five-color engine.Conduit of Worldsutility$3.31This card provides a different kind of spell recursion engine that keeps your deck grinding through interaction and value. It fits the same long-game, engine-centric role in slower multicolor decks.Knowledge Poolutility$1.04Codie creates unusual casting restrictions and free-spell patterns, and Knowledge Pool similarly warps how spells can be cast. It is a chaotic spell-lock/value piece for decks built to abuse alternative casting lines.
