Mox is analysing…
Show and Tellutility$27.89It lets you deploy a huge permanent extremely early, often enabling the same kind of explosive game state that Omniscience creates. While it is not a full substitute, it is one of the closest ways to cheat a game-ending spell or permanent into play in blue.Dream Hallsutility$25.35This is the closest functional analog to Omniscience in that it greatly reduces or eliminates the mana cost of spells by converting cards in hand into alternate payment. It enables spell chains and combo turns in a very similar way.Zendikar Resurgentramp$5.60It is a blue-compatible-style big enchantment that doubles mana and rewards casting spells, serving as a ramping payoff in slower control/combo shells. It does not make spells free, but it helps cast large haymakers quickly.Training Groundsutility$6.83Like Omniscience, it is an enchantment that provides a powerful cost reduction, though only for activated abilities rather than spells. It fits in combo-heavy blue decks that want to snowball mana efficiency.High TiderampBudget$1.03This is a classic blue mana engine that can enable big spell turns by dramatically boosting available mana. It does not reduce spell costs directly, but it serves a similar combo-enabling role in mono-blue shells.Future Sightcard_draw$4.10It gives you extra access to cards from the top of your library, functioning as a powerful blue enchantment advantage engine. While not free casting, it supports the same style of overwhelming card-flow combo turns.Eye of the StormutilityBudget$1.16It is a high-end blue enchantment that can take over the game by repeatedly turning spells into more spells. Like Omniscience, it creates a bizarre, explosive spell-based engine that can end games quickly.Knowledge PoolutilityBudget$1.04This is another blue artifact that fundamentally changes how spells are cast and can create lock or combo situations. It shares the big, game-warping spell-doubling/combo-enabling feel of Omniscience.
