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Wheel of Fortunecard_draw$369.99A classic red sorcery that refills hands by making each player discard and draw a new grip. It serves a similar explosive card-reset role, though it is less conditional and more universally powerful.Wheel of Misfortunecard_draw$6.87Like Imposing Grandeur, it is a red multiplayer card that can dramatically change everyone’s hand size at sorcery speed. It also creates a high-variance draw effect that scales well in commander games.Reforge the Soulcard_draw$4.26This is another red wheel effect that makes each player discard and redraw, closely matching the hand-refill function. Miracle can make it much cheaper in some games, but normally it sits in the same broad slot.Magus of the Wheelcard_draw$0.93It provides the same Wheel of Fortune-style discard-and-draw effect on a body. It is more vulnerable than a sorcery, but fills the same role of resetting hands in red.Incendiary Commandcard_draw$1.19This red sorcery includes a wheel mode that can force each player to discard and draw, overlapping with Imposing Grandeur’s hand-reset function. It adds modal flexibility at the cost of a slightly different effect mix.Dragon Magecard_drawBudget$0.38Dragon Mage triggers a wheel effect on combat damage, making it a reusable hand-refill engine in red. While less immediate than Imposing Grandeur, it serves a very similar multiplayer card-refresh role.Gambleutility$21.02A red card-selection spell that trades a card from hand for another card, useful in shells that want to leverage discard or sculpting. It is not a wheel, but it fits the same red hand-management space and is much cheaper.Mizzix's Masterycard_draw$3.29While not a draw spell, it is a red card-advantage engine that can convert a stocked graveyard into a huge burst of spells. In decks that use wheel effects, it often performs a similar refill-and-explode function.
