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Nevinyrral, Urborg Tyrantboard_wipeBudget$0.23A board-wipe commander that clears the battlefield and can repeatedly threaten mass destruction from the command zone. It fills a similar 'reset everything' role, though it affects creatures, artifacts, and enchantments rather than all nonland permanents.Jokulhaupsboard_wipe$4.87A classic mass-reset spell that destroys creatures, artifacts, and lands, creating a post-wipe control shell similar to Child of Alara's death trigger. It is one of the closest sweepers in terms of game-swinging devastation.Obliterateboard_wipe$4.72Like Child of Alara, it is designed to leave the table almost empty and is famous for being difficult to respond to. It is broader in how it devastates the board, though it also destroys lands and can't be countered.Desolation TwinfinisherBudget$0.41Not a wipe, but it creates a huge board impact and often serves as a finisher in decks that want to dominate after a reset. It is a much more proactive threat than Child of Alara, but still fits the five-color haymaker style.Maelstrom Wandererutility$2.26Another iconic five-color commander that offers high-impact, cascade-driven explosiveness similar to the swinginess of Child of Alara. It does not wipe the board, but it plays in the same 'big multicolor commander' space.The First Sliverutility$64.37A five-color commander that snowballs into overwhelming advantage and is commonly used as a high-power centerpiece like Child of Alara. It replaces the reset effect with explosive board development.Ramos, Dragon EnginerampBudget$0.69A five-color legendary payoff creature that rewards multicolor casting and can generate enormous mana for a game-ending swing. It shares the five-color identity and commander role, though not the destroy-everything effect.Progenitusfinisher$4.07A similarly iconic five-color legendary creature that functions as a huge, game-ending threat. It does not control the board, but it fills the same 'my commander is the centerpiece' slot in five-color decks.
