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Omniscienceramp$6.72Both let you cast spells without paying their normal mana costs, creating a high-end spell-cheating engine. Omniscience is the classic blue benchmark for this effect and is even more explosive if you can sustain it.Jodah, Archmage Eternalramp$1.32Like Conspiracy Unraveler, this changes how you pay for spells by letting you cast expensive cards for a fixed alternative cost. It fills the same role of enabling huge spells far earlier than normal.Ghalta, Stampede Tyrantramp$22.09It cheats large spells and permanents into play from your hand by bypassing normal costs, similar in payoff to Unraveler's alternate-cast engine. It is a creature-based big-mana enabler in the same family of effects.Arcane Meleeramp$2.07This reduces the cost of your instants and sorceries, serving as a budget-friendly spell-doubling enabler in blue. It doesn't fully waive costs, but it supports the same high-volume spell-casting game plan.Dream Hallsramp$25.35Dream Halls lets you pitch a card to cast another spell for free, which is another classic spell-cheating engine. It plays similarly by turning card advantage and graveyard resources into free casts.Future Sightcard_draw$4.10While not a free-cast effect, it gives you enormous spell access from the top of your library, complementing cost-reduction and alternate-casting strategies. It is a strong blue engine for decks built around chaining spells.Sage of Epityrutility$0.20This is not a direct substitute, but it helps set up top-of-library spell quality in blue value decks that want to keep casting spells efficiently. It is a much cheaper utility option for spell selection rather than cost bypass.Teferi, Mage of Zhalfirprotection$1.75Teferi enables a control-heavy blue plan by letting you play at instant speed and protecting your spell chain from disruption. It pairs well with expensive spell engines like Conspiracy Unraveler by making your casts harder to interact with.
