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Bonus Roundutility$4.70It also creates spell-copying value for instants and sorceries, amplifying the first big turn or combo turn. It is more explosive but temporary compared to a permanent enchantment.Thousand-Year Stormutility$3.73This is a premier spell-copy engine for spell-heavy red decks, turning each instant or sorcery into multiple copies. It scales harder than Double Vision but costs more mana.Swarm Intelligenceutility$0.36Like Double Vision, it copies your instants and sorceries to generate extra value from each cast. It is broader because it copies every instant or sorcery, not just the first each turn.Arcane Bombardmentutility$5.81It rewards casting and replaying instants and sorceries by copying them for free over time. The effect is less immediate than Double Vision, but it can snowball hard in longer games.Mizzix's Masteryutility$3.29It fills a similar spell-doubling, spell-combo role by letting you reuse instants and sorceries from the graveyard. It is a spell rather than a permanent, but often functions as a big copy/value turn.Reflections of Littjarautility$1.16It is a general copy engine for a chosen creature type, but in spell-focused decks it can serve as a comparable build-around value enchantment. It is less direct than Double Vision, but similar in needing synergy to pay off.Mechanized Productionutility$1.24This is another red-leaning enchantment win/value engine that rewards repeated setup and incremental advantage. It is not a spell copier, but it fills a similar slot as a build-around enchantment that can take over a game.Twincastutility$4.35It directly copies an instant or sorcery, giving the same core gameplay pattern of spell duplication. Unlike Double Vision it is a one-shot spell, but it is a cheap and flexible substitute.
