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Krark, the Thumblessspell_copyBudget$1.41It rewards casting spells by copying them, creating a similar spell-doubling payoff in red. While it copies all instants and sorceries rather than exile-cast spells, it serves the same storm-like value role.Double Visionspell_copyBudget$0.43This enchantment copies your first instant or sorcery each turn, functioning as a broad red copy engine. It lacks the exile requirement but fills a similar role as a spell-value multiplier.Thousand-Year Stormspell_copyBudget$3.73A powerful spell-copy payoff that turns repeated casting into explosive advantage. It is less conditional than Nalfeshnee and scales harder with chain casting.Mizzix's MasteryrecursionBudget$3.29It lets you cast spells from exile, which directly overlaps with Nalfeshnee's exile-casting theme. Instead of copying, it reuses your graveyard for a big one-shot value turn.Underworld Breachrecursion$13.17A premier way to cast spells from exile, enabling many of the same play patterns as Nalfeshnee. It is not a copier, but it supports the same exile-casting engine.Experimental Frenzycard_advantageBudget$0.39It allows you to cast spells from exile-like top-of-library access, supporting a similar impulse/alternate-casting play pattern. The card is more of a resource engine than a copier, but it fits the same red value shell.Fires of InventionrampBudget$0.83It enables casting spells from a non-hand zone and encourages turn-based burst turns similar to Nalfeshnee's setup. The mana restriction is different, but it plays in the same explosive red-spells space.Daring WaveriderutilityBudget$0.20It is another red creature that supports casting spells from exile and rewards impulsive play. It is less explosive than Nalfeshnee but fits the same exile-casting deck archetype.
