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Mnemonic Betrayalcard_advantage$9.16Like Reversal of Fortune, it leverages an opponent’s graveyard as a resource and lets you cast spells you don’t normally have access to. It can generate a huge swing in spell-heavy games.Mizzix's Masterycard_advantage$3.29This is one of red’s closest analogs for casting spells from an opponent-unfriendly zone for free. It provides explosive spell recursion and a similar big-turn payoff.Bonus Roundutility$4.70Not a direct steal effect, but it serves the same red spell-copying, high-ceiling combo role. It can turn a single impactful spell into a game-swinging sequence.Epic Experimentcard_advantageBudget$0.35A classic big red spell that potentially casts multiple instants and sorceries for free from the top of your library. It fills a similar splashy, high-variance combo role.Stolen Strategycard_advantageBudget$0.37It exiles cards from opponents and gives you access to cast them, matching the theft-and-cast gameplay pattern. It is broader and repeatable compared to a one-shot spell steal.Knowledge Exploitationcard_advantage$5.23This is a very close functional cousin: it searches an opponent’s deck and lets you cast an instant or sorcery for free. It is the most direct blue-red style predecessor in spirit, though with different colors.Wild-Magic Sorcerercard_advantage$10.88It doesn’t target an opponent’s hand, but it gives red cascading free-cast value from your own big spells. It plays in the same chaotic, high-mana spell-combo space.The Ruinous Powersutility$1.66Like Reversal of Fortune, it converts an opponent-oriented resource into free spell value. It is slower and more board-centric, but similarly snowballs advantage over time.
