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Kambal, Consul of Allocationutility$7.40Another Orzhov commander-style creature that rewards political table play and punishes opponents for advancing their game plan. It fills a similar role as a life-total pressure piece in white-black multiplayer decks.Duelist's HeritageutilityBudget$0.81Encourages attacks between opponents and creates political incentives similar to Breena’s combat-matters multiplayer dynamic. It supports aggressive table politics without being the source of the attack itself.Ghostly Prisonprotection$6.46A classic multiplayer deterrent that shapes combat politics and discourages attacks in a similar pillow-fort style. While it does not draw cards or place counters, it plays the same table-management role.Orzhov AdvokistutilityBudget$0.13Creates a political advantage by rewarding opponents for not attacking you, which is very close to Breena’s incentive-based multiplayer gameplay. It pushes combat toward other players while building your board over time.Edric, Spymaster of Trestcard_drawBudget$1.41A very similar attack-triggered card-advantage engine that rewards players for attacking opponents and fuels the game with combat politics. It is outside Breena’s color identity but is the closest functional analogue.Tenuous Trucecard_drawBudget$0.84A political draw engine that spreads incentives around the table and rewards combat-oriented, interactive play. It functions like a lighter, temporary version of the same multiplayer negotiation space Breena occupies.Varchild, Betrayer of Kjeldorutility$6.96Another commander that manipulates combat across the table and creates political pressure through combat incentives. It is less about direct synergy and more about the same multiplayer chaos role.Mangara, the Diplomatcard_drawBudget$0.91A white multiplayer value creature that rewards opponents’ behavior and helps you keep up in commander pods. Like Breena, it turns table interaction into card advantage.
