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Time Reversalcard_draw$2.59A straightforward blue sorcery that makes each player shuffle their hand and graveyard into their library, matching Temporal Cascade’s first mode exactly in function. It is the cleanest direct replacement for the reshuffle effect.Windfallcard_draw$11.40A classic blue wheel spell that forces each player to discard and then draw cards, serving the same hand-reset/card-refill role. It’s cheaper and often stronger with empty or low hands.Commit // Memorycard_draw$0.34Memory acts as a powerful seven-card reset for each player, echoing Temporal Cascade’s draw-seven mode. The split card also gives you an earlier flexible interaction spell.Echo of Eonscard_draw$14.03A blue wheel spell that reshuffles hands and graveyards into libraries, then draws seven, closely mirroring Temporal Cascade’s overall reset pattern. Flashback gives it additional utility in longer games.Mnemonic Delugecard_draw$5.17A blue card-advantage spell that can effectively function as a massive draw-seven from the graveyard if used on a suitable target. It’s not symmetrical, but it occupies a similar high-end blue card velocity slot.Timetwistercard_draw$811.36The iconic blue power-card that shuffles each player’s hand and graveyard into their library, then draws seven. It is the most famous direct analogue to Temporal Cascade’s combined reset mode.Wheel of Fatecard_draw$2.55A delayed wheel effect that refills each player’s hand, playing a similar role to Temporal Cascade’s draw-seven mode. Suspend makes it slower, but it can be a budget-friendly alternative.Whispering Madnesscard_draw$3.06A blue-black wheel that makes each player discard and then draw cards, providing a comparable reset-and-refill effect. Cipher can make it repeatable in decks built to support it.
