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Windfallcard_drawBudget$11.40Each player effectively wheels their hand away and draws a fresh grip, making it one of the closest mass hand-reset effects to Memory Jar. It is cheaper and does not require setup with an artifact on board.Wheel of Fortunecard_draw$369.99Classic symmetrical wheel that refills all players’ hands and can generate explosive combo turns like Memory Jar. It lacks the delayed return of exiled cards but serves the same hand-reset function.Echo of Eonscard_drawBudget$14.03A full-table hand reset that shuffles graveyards back in, similar to Memory Jar’s burst of seven new cards. Flashback gives it extra utility in longer games.Time Spiralcard_draw$93.80It is one of the strongest “wheel” effects ever printed, refilling each player to seven while also untapping lands for big tempo swings. Like Memory Jar, it can enable immediate follow-up plays after the reset.Reforge the Soulcard_drawBudget$4.26Miracle or regular casting gives a symmetrical seven-card refresh very close to Memory Jar’s core gameplay pattern. It is a cheaper, more accessible wheel effect in red.Day's Undoingcard_drawBudget$1.41This is a very close analog in that it ends the turn after each player refills their hand, producing a temporary full reset. The turn-ending drawback makes it play differently, but the raw hand-reload role is similar.Whispering Madnesscard_drawBudget$3.06A repeatable wheel effect that can reset hands and fuel discard synergies, similar to Memory Jar’s burst draw/discard pattern. Cipher adds more upside in decks that can connect in combat.Commit // Memorycard_drawBudget$0.34The Memory half gives each player a fresh seven-card hand, making it one of the most direct modern analogs to Memory Jar’s effect. The front half offers flexible interaction before the wheel.
