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Ancient Silver Dragonfinisher$45.26Another massive Elder Dragon with an attack-triggered random d20 payoff, but for card advantage instead of graveyard reanimation. It fills a similar top-end mythic dragon finisher role in black-blue-ish big-mana decks that want a huge combat trigger.Ancient Gold Dragonfinisher$34.73Shares the same cycle structure of a huge flying Elder Dragon with a combat-damage d20 trigger and game-swinging value. While it makes tokens instead of reanimating, it occupies the same splashy top-end finisher slot.Terror of the Peaksfinisher$28.06A big flying dragon finisher that turns combat presence into immediate board impact. It does not reanimate, but it similarly rewards deploying a high-cost dragon by creating a massive swing when it connects or is cheated out.Bladewing, Deathless TyrantfinisherBudget$4.26A black Dragon that rewards combat damage with graveyard-to-battlefield style value through token production after a dragon death trigger chain. It fits the same black dragon finisher shell and graveyard-centric game plan.Patriarch's BiddingreanimationBudget$4.22A tribal reanimation effect that can return many creature cards from graveyards at once. It is not a creature, but it occupies the same mass-recursion role and can be even more explosive in creature-heavy decks.Living DeathreanimationBudget$2.70Mass graveyard recursion and board reset in one card, often acting as a one-card swing similar to a huge Ancient Brass Dragon hit. It is broader and more symmetrical, but it serves the same high-impact reanimation role.Rise of the Dark RealmsreanimationBudget$16.18The premier all-in graveyard theft spell, reanimating creatures from all graveyards under your control. It mirrors the source card's core payoff of taking multiple creatures from graveyards and winning through overwhelming board presence.Sepulchral PrimordialreanimationBudget$0.26A black reanimation creature that steals multiple creatures from opponents' graveyards on entry. It is one of the closest functional creature-based equivalents, though it does not require combat damage or a die roll.
