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Baral, Chief of Complianceramp$13.68Reduces the cost of your instants and sorceries while also improving spell consistency with looting on countered spells. It plays a similar role as a blue spell-slinger cost reducer.Goblin ElectromancerrampBudget$0.23A classic spell cost reducer that lowers the cost of your instants and sorceries by {1}. It lacks the flash sorcery ability, but fills the same deck-building role in spell-heavy strategies.Jace's SanctumrampBudget$0.67Reduces the cost of your instants and sorceries and adds spell selection with scry. It is an enchantment-based equivalent that supports the same spellslinger game plan.Vadrik, Astral ArchmagerampBudget$0.38Can reduce the cost of your instant and sorcery spells dramatically while rewarding you for casting them. It is more explosive than a flat reduction effect, but serves a similar role in spell-heavy blue decks.Averna, the Chaos BloomutilityBudget$0.33While not a direct cost reducer, it provides value in decks built around casting expensive spells and manipulating timing. It is a more ramp-oriented spell-support commander in the same functional space.Teferi, Mage of Zhalfirprotection$1.75Grants flash-like timing permission for your creatures and makes opponents play at sorcery speed, echoing the tempo advantage of casting spells at instant speed. It is a stronger but more expensive timing-control alternative.Vedalken Orreryutility$20.16Lets you cast spells as though they had flash, matching one of the key effects on Wizards of Thay. It does not reduce costs, but it is one of the closest functional analogues for timing flexibility.Leyline of Anticipationutility$9.74Provides global flash for your spells from the opening hand or later, making it a strong timing-equivalent to the sorcery-flash portion of Wizards of Thay. It is especially good in decks that want to hold mana up and act at end step.
