Stingcaster Mage

Izzet Prowess can turn spent Opt or Burst Lightning into another spell; the hasty 2/1 is fragile, but efficient recursion should earn maindeck slots.

Could be wrong if The format's best spell decks may be too tempo-constrained to spend two mana on a 1-toughness creature.

Izzet Aggro can replay cheap burn or tricks while adding haste damage, but it needs both a stocked graveyard and mana for the spell that turn.

Could be wrong if Pioneer's stronger removal and curve pressure may make a two-mana 2/1 too costly despite the flashback.

Recasting a cheap interactive or proactive spell while adding hasty pressure is a credible payoff for Izzet Cutter Prowess, though the body is easy to remove.

Could be wrong if Modern may demand lower-cost or more immediate spell payoffs than a two-mana creature that still requires recast mana.

Arclight Phoenix can exploit cheap graveyard cantrips and spells, and haste matters, but Legacy's mana denial and cheap answers punish this mana-heavy line.

Could be wrong if The card may be too slow and vulnerable compared with Legacy's cheapest threats, disruption, and graveyard interaction.

Spell-heavy graveyard decks value a cheap way to reuse a key instant or sorcery immediately, though it requires paying the spell's full cost again.

Could be wrong if It may be too narrow and mana-hungry versus permanent recursion or broader spell-copy effects in singleton decks.

A hasty two-drop that later reuses removal or a strong spell offers real card advantage, but its 2/1 body and setup dependence limit its floor.

Could be wrong if Unknown spell density, removal quality, and archetypes could leave too few worthwhile targets for consistent premium performance.