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Fist of Sunsutility$7.67This is the closest functional analogue: it lets you pay {W}{U}{B}{R}{G} instead of a spell’s mana cost. It provides the same five-color alternate-cost engine without being attached to a creature.Jodah, the Unifierutility$3.64A five-color Jodah that rewards casting legendary spells and serves as a high-impact commander in the same family. It is not a cost reducer, but it fills a similar five-color legendary-value role.Morophon, the Boundlessramp$6.50Another rainbow legend that reduces the cost of a chosen creature type across all colors. It supports big multicolor casting plans similarly, though it works by tribe rather than generic alternate payment.Maelstrom Nexusutility$3.29Gives your first spell each turn cascade, creating a similar 'cast huge spells for extra value' feel. It does not reduce costs directly, but it enables powerful multicolor spell sequences.Kenrith, the Returned Kingutility$1.94A five-color commander that provides broad access to multiple activated abilities and fits goodstuff multicolor shells. It is not a cost reducer, but it occupies the same five-color utility slot.Chromatic Orreryramp$47.59This artifact turns color fixing into huge mana flexibility and allows casting colored spells off colorless mana. It is a slower, more expensive alternative for enabling big multicolor spells.Ramos, Dragon Engineramp$0.69A classic five-color mana engine that generates large bursts of mana when you cast multicolored spells. It supports the same kind of explosive rainbow spellcasting even though it does not replace costs.The First Sliverutility$64.37This five-color legend rewards you for casting spells by cascading into more spells, creating a similar high-ceiling multicolor casting plan. It is more aggressive and tribal, but overlaps strongly in play pattern.
