Magic the gathering Keyword abilities explained: how does 'Cascade' work - MTG FAQ Too Powerful ?

Magic the gathering Keyword abilities explained: how does "Cascade" work - MTG FAQ It's the most Powerful mechanic ?

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CASCADE EXPLAINED

When you cast a spell with Cascade, exile cards from the top of your library until you exile a nonland card whose mana value is less than the cascading spell. You may cast that card without paying its mana cost. Then put all cards exiled this way that weren't cast on the bottom of your library in a random order.

Originally, the minimum cost of a Cascade spell was locked at 3 mana to force deckbuilding concessions, as it was believed that a deck without cheap interaction would not be threatening even if they could consistently cast a particular low-mana card every game. This ended up being a major oversight due to the Time Spiral cycle of 0-cost sorceries, whose effects were powerful enough to be a game plan in themselves. Additionally, the "filler effect" that cascade ability was attached to swung wildly in power: compare two four-mana cascade cards Captured Sunlight and Kathari Remnant with the most infamous Cascade spell Bloodbraid Elf, where gaining 4 life is worth less than a mana, Will-o-the-wisp is perhaps one to two mana, compared to a 3/2 haste, which is evaluated between three and four mana.

Being introduced in the multicolored-only set Alara Reborn, Cascade was printed exclusively on multicolored cards[4] until Modern Horizons, which featured the monocolored Throes of Chaos. Unstable had one monocolored cascader - also red - in a variant of Garbage Elemental. More monocolored spells with cascade followed in Commander Legends, which also featured the first colorless spells with cascade (Maelstrom Colossus and Ingenuity Engine). Modern Horizons 2 brought the first 2-mana spell that could have cascade in Bloodbraid Marauder.

Two cards in Warhammer 40K give the next spell you cast cascade. This means that the next spell you cast gains cascade as you begin to cast it by putting it on the stack, and the cascade ability will trigger when you finish casting that spell.

702.85. Cascade
702.85a Cascade is a triggered ability that functions only while the spell with cascade is on the stack. “Cascade” means “When you cast this spell, exile cards from the top of your library until you exile a nonland card whose mana value is less than this spell’s mana value. You may cast that card without paying its mana cost if the resulting spell’s mana value is less than this spell’s mana value. Then put all cards exiled this way that weren’t cast on the bottom of your library in a random order.”
702.85b If an effect allows a player to take an action with one or more of the exiled cards “as you cascade,” the player may take that action after they have finished exiling cards due to the cascade ability. This action is taken before choosing whether to cast the last exiled card or, if no appropriate card was exiled, before putting the exiled cards on the bottom of their library in a random order.
702.85c If a spell has multiple instances of cascade, each triggers separately.

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