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Veyran, Voice of Dualityvalue_engine$7.12Like Melek, this rewards chaining instants and sorceries with a strong spell-copy payoff. It also fits the same Izzet spellslinger game plan, though it copies abilities rather than cards from the library.Guttersnipepayoff$0.28A classic Izzet spellslinger payoff that turns every instant and sorcery into direct damage. It doesn’t copy spells, but it serves the same core role of converting spell volume into winning pressure.Mizzix of the Izmagnusramp$0.40Mizzix is another Izzet commander that scales with repeated instant and sorcery casting. Instead of top-of-library casting, it reduces spell costs to enable big turns and storm-style sequences.Arjun, the Shifting Flamecard_advantage$0.33Arjun is a blue-red spell-centric commander that continually filters your hand as you cast spells. It supports the same high-density instant/sorcery plan and can set up explosive turns.The Locust Godtoken_engine$10.60This is a premier Izzet spell payoff that rewards every instant and sorcery with evasive board presence. It differs in win condition, but plays in the same spellslinger shell and is a strong top-end alternative.Niv-Mizzet, Parunpayoff$5.93Niv-Mizzet is a powerful Izzet spell payoff that turns each instant and sorcery into cards and damage. It occupies a similar role as a high-end commander for blue-red spells decks, though it is less interactive with the top of the library.Narset, Enlightened Exilegraveyard_recursion$7.27Narset supports a spellslinger strategy by powering up attacks with spells from the graveyard. While it does not copy spells from the library, it offers a similar value-driven Izzet-flavored play pattern.Jhoira, Weatherlight Captaincard_draw$1.14Jhoira rewards casting a high density of noncreature spells by drawing cards. She is a common alternative engine for decks built around chaining cheap spells, though she lacks Melek’s copying ability.
