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Insurrectionfinisher$10.84A high-mana multiplayer swing spell that can completely reverse a game by taking control of opposing pieces for a turn. Like Cruel Entertainment, it creates a dramatic, chaotic endgame effect at sorcery speed.Expropriatefinisher$14.31Another expensive sorcery that can massively swing a game and often functions as a near-win condition. It is similarly top-end and political, though it steals turns or permanents rather than swapping control of players.Time StretchfinisherBudget$2.86A late-game sorcery that can effectively lock up the game by giving you multiple turns. It shares the same very high-impact, high-mana finisher role even though it does not involve player control.Worst FearsutilityBudget$2.33This is the closest functional analog: a black sorcery that lets you control another player's turn. It has the same disruptive, mind-control style gameplay, just without the two-player swap.Identity CrisisutilityBudget$0.24A black high-cost sorcery that can devastate an opponent's hand and graveyard in a swingy late-game play. While it does not change control, it fills a similar expensive black finisher slot.Praetor's Grasputility$10.13A black political/control card that manipulates an opponent's resources and can set up a huge swing. It plays in the same disruptive, advantage-generating endgame space.Mindslaverutility$6.28A classic control-the-opponent effect that turns a player's next turn into your weapon. It is the artifact equivalent of Cruel Entertainment's mind-control gameplay, though it affects one player at a time.Vicious ShadowsfinisherBudget$1.99An expensive black/red-style finisher that punishes the table and can close games out of nowhere. It is not control magic, but it occupies the same expensive, game-warping role in Commander.
