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Abyssal Persecutorfinisher$2.34A huge evasive blue-style finisher analogue in terms of closing games through combat, though it trades islandwalk for a different form of evasion and upside. It occupies a similar high-end threat slot in decks that want a big creature to end the game quickly.Stormtide Leviathanfinisher$3.03Another massive sea monster that dominates combat and makes blocking difficult in a similar way to Benthic Behemoth. Both are top-end blue finishers that can take over stalled boards.Artisan of FormsfinisherBudget$0.15A blue creature that can become a threatening evasive body and serves as a flexible top-end threat. While not a sea monster, it fills a similar role as an awkward-to-block blue finisher.Thassa's Oraclefinisher$19.80A premier blue win-condition creature that ends games rather than winning through combat. It shares the mono-blue identity and the role of a compact finisher in control/combo shells.Tidal Krakenfinisher$0.72A classic blue oversized creature with built-in unblockability against many boards, closely matching the combat-endgame function. It is a direct sea-monster style alternative.Sphinx of MagosifinisherBudget$0.23A large mono-blue finisher that dominates long games and provides mana sink value. It is less evasive than Benthic Behemoth but serves the same top-end blue creature role.Inkwell Leviathanfinisher$0.55A resilient blue finisher with strong evasion and a similar enormous threat profile. Like Benthic Behemoth, it is meant to end games once it resolves.Stormsurge Krakenfinisher$0.48A large blue creature that can be hard to block and can snowball combat value. It fits the same role of a powerful blue finisher that dominates the battlefield.
