mtg double spell cards dual and Question: does this work like a split card? : r/mtg or sorcery card with mana value less than or equal to the number of colors of mana spent to cast this spell BORDERLESS Spell Pierce Double Masters

That said, there are far worse red cards out there, and a duplication effect is always at least a little useful

Dreamborn and Floodborn Glimmers are where we get to have the most fun, imagining how these characters would change and adapt to fit the theme

Thunderclap Drake costs just two mana compared to all these other cards for the same "make your instants and sorceries cost one mana less" effect

Prophetic dreamsvisions in the flame and the oilled him to this towering city

The boost you get from countering a two or three drop and jumping to five or six on your next turn is a much greater swing than countering a four drop and then having 8+ mana for the main reason that you don't have that much useful to spend that kind of mana on very often and if you do it is not as significant as an earlier mana boost

This is especially relevant in combo matchups