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Teferi, Mage of Zhalfirutility$1.75Gives your creature spells flash-like timing restrictions and enables end-step play patterns, similar to Quick Sliver's instant-speed Sliver theme. It is stronger and broader, but fills a comparable role in making your threats more reactive.Winding Canyonsutility$26.55Lets you cast creature spells as though they had flash, which is the closest functional analogue to Quick Sliver's first ability. It does not care about creature type, so it is a strong colorless utility substitute.Emergence Zoneutility$5.07Provides a one-turn flash effect for all your spells, letting you deploy creatures at instant speed like Quick Sliver. It's less repeatable, but useful as a budget colorless alternative.Leyline of Anticipationutility$9.74Gives all your spells flash, which is broader than Quick Sliver but serves the same play pattern of holding up mana and acting at instant speed. It is a common upgrade in decks that want to preserve tempo.Vedalken Orreryutility$20.16Allows all your spells to be cast as though they had flash, closely matching the timing advantage Quick Sliver grants Sliver spells. It is a classic upgrade for instant-speed tribal or combo decks.Alchemist's Refugeutility$10.71Lets nonland cards be cast as though they had flash for a turn, giving you the same kind of end-step deployment option. It is mana-intensive, but fits green decks that want flash access.Yeva, Nature's Heraldutility$0.98Gives your green creature spells flash, which is very close in play pattern to Quick Sliver for a green-heavy creature deck. It is a creature-based version and works especially well in mono-green.Scout's Warningutility$0.97A cheap one-shot way to grant a creature flash and ambush blockers, echoing Quick Sliver's tactical speed advantage. It is much narrower, but a useful budget trick in creature-focused decks.
