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Mind's Dilationcard_advantage$11.24It provides repeated spell theft from opponents’ libraries, turning their cards into free casts much like Villainous Wealth. It is slower and more expensive, but fills the same big-value, steal-your-opponent's-deck role.Praetor's Grasputility$10.13This is a library-theft effect that lets you take a key card from an opponent’s deck and cast it later. It is narrower than Villainous Wealth, but occupies the same strategic space of using opponents’ resources.Siphon Insightcard_advantageBudget$0.25It exiles cards from an opponent’s library and lets you cast one of them, closely matching the theft-and-cast feel. It is a smaller, cheaper version of the same effect.Stolen Goodscard_advantageBudget$0.16Like Villainous Wealth, it exiles cards from an opponent’s library and allows you to cast spells from among them. It is more incremental and unpredictable, but very similar in function.Etali, Primal StormfinisherBudget$0.42It exiles the top card of each player’s library and lets you cast them for free, creating the same kind of explosive free-spell payoff. It is creature-based rather than a sorcery, but serves as a similar payoff engine.Gonti, Lord of LuxuryutilityBudget$0.30It exiles cards from an opponent and lets you cast one later, which mirrors the value-from-your-opponent’s-deck theme. It is smaller in scale, but fits the same black-blue-style theft deck.Chaos WandutilityBudget$0.34It lets you cast an opponent’s instant or sorcery from the top of their library, functioning as repeatable spell theft. It is colorless and slower, but plays a similar role in theft-oriented decks.Unexpected ResultsrampBudget$0.44It cheats a spell from the top of your library or a land onto the battlefield, sharing the high-variance big-payoff feel of Villainous Wealth. It is not theft, but it is similar in being a splashy X-spell value engine.
