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Dualcaster Mageutility$4.81This plays a very similar role as a spell-copying creature, letting you duplicate an instant or sorcery on the stack. It is broader than Sea Gate Stormcaller because it can copy any instant or sorcery spell, though it costs more and requires red.Narset's Reversalutility$2.52A close functional analogue for copying your own spell while also returning it to hand for reuse. It is not attached to a creature, but it serves the same spell-doubling tempo role at a similar low mana cost.Twincastutility$4.35This is a cheap, clean spell-copy effect that mirrors the same gameplay of duplicating a key instant or sorcery. It lacks the creature body and kicker scaling, but it is efficient and directly comparable.Teach by ExampleutilityBudget$0.14This card copies the next spell you cast, which is very close to the Stormcaller's one-shot spell-doubling function. It is color-shifted into red, but the play pattern is highly similar and very budget-friendly.Expansion // Explosionutility$0.42The Expansion half acts as a low-cost spell copier, overlapping with Sea Gate Stormcaller's spell-doubling role. The front half is narrower and more conditional, but it still gives a similar copy effect for combo turns.Reverberateutility$2.83A classic instant that copies target instant or sorcery spell, fitting the same functional role of duplicating a key spell. It is more flexible in what it can copy, but it does not provide a creature body or kicker scaling.Increasing Vengeanceutility$0.77This is another spell-copy effect that can scale into copying twice from the graveyard, echoing the kicked Stormcaller's double-copy mode. It is more expensive and less immediate, but a strong upgrade for repeated value.Primal Commandutility$5.60While not a dedicated copy spell, it can tutor a creature and create a powerful tempo swing, often serving in combo/value shells that care about setting up key plays. It is a looser match, but fits blue-red style spell-centric sequencing less directly.
