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Time ElementalutilityBudget$0.44A classic blue creature that also manipulates turns, trading board presence for extra-tempo or turn-skipping style effects. It fits the same quirky blue “pay a huge cost for a powerful temporary effect” role.Nuisance EngineutilityBudget$0.19While not turn-skipping, it represents the same kind of slow, repeatable value engine that dominates games if left unchecked. It offers a comparable blue artifact-creature style of incremental advantage.Walking ArchiveutilityBudget$2.42A cheap blue creature that provides ongoing resource advantage rather than combat power. It serves a similar role as an oddball blue creature that can take over long games through a repeated activated ability.OvinomancerremovalBudget$0.10Another old-school blue creature with a strong activated ability and a significant drawback or setup cost. It appeals to the same niche of unusual, high-impact creature designs.Illusionary Maskutility$49.99Shares the same classic blue, high-variance play pattern of putting something unusual on the board and leveraging rules quirks. It is more of a combo/utility piece but fits the same nostalgic blue oddity space.Magus of the UnseenutilityBudget$1.01A blue creature with a powerful activated ability that can steal games if protected. Like Chronatog, it rewards careful resource management and timing.Vodalian MageutilityBudget$0.21A low-cost blue creature with a defensive, tempo-oriented activated ability. It occupies the same early-game blue creature slot and can play a tricky control role.Aether MembraneutilityBudget$0.53A blue defensive creature that functions as a frustrating tempo piece rather than a straightforward attacker. It shares the same feel of an unusual blue body that warps combat.
