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Invisible Stalkerevasion$1.04Like Bouncing Beebles, it is a cheap blue creature that becomes very difficult to block under the right conditions. It serves as an evasive threat for decks that want to push damage through.Mist-Cloaked Heraldevasion$0.37A similarly cheap blue evasive creature that is naturally hard to interact with in combat. It fills the same role of an early unblockable attacker.Slither Bladeevasion$0.41Another 1-drop blue evasive creature that functions as a cheap chip-damage attacker. It is less conditional than Bouncing Beebles but serves the same aggressive role.Triton Shorestalkerevasion$0.28This is a straightforward budget evasive blue one-drop that helps land early damage. It plays the same kind of role as a small unblockable beater.Gudul Lurkerevasion$0.43A low-cost blue creature with built-in evasion that helps pressure opponents. It overlaps with Bouncing Beebles as a small attacker that is difficult to block.Changeling Outcastevasion$1.28A very efficient evasive threat that can slip through blockers for cheap. It is a strict upgrade in consistency for the same attack-through-blockers game plan.Spectral Sailorevasion$0.13A flexible blue creature that can attack evasively early and provide late-game value. It matches the role of a low-cost blue tempo creature with relevant combat utility.Thalakos Seerevasion$0.25This creature is evasive and useful in tempo shells, much like Bouncing Beebles. It rewards being hard to block while providing additional value when it hits the battlefield or attacks.
