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Time Stoputility$4.97Directly overlaps as a spell that ends the turn, interrupting the stack and combat/turn-based effects. It is the cleanest functional analog, just with a higher fixed mana cost and no discount clause.Sundial of the Infiniteutility$13.01Provides the same core effect of ending the turn and exiling spells and abilities from the stack. It is slower because it is a repeatable artifact rather than an instant.Chronatog TotemutilityBudget$0.22Offers a turn-ending effect through its activated ability, letting you skip to the next turn by ending the current one. It fills the same niche of emergency stack/turn reset in blue decks.Final Fortuneutility$17.15Not a direct end-the-turn effect, but it similarly manipulates turn structure for a major tempo swing by giving an extra turn with a downside. It’s a comparable high-risk blue-ish tempo tool in effect space.Glorious Endutility$0.86Functions as a turn-ending spell that exiles the stack and prevents loss timing, creating the same kind of temporary safety valve. It is a red alternative with a delayed loss drawback.Day's Undoingutility$1.41A blue instant/sorcery-style reset card that ends the turn after refilling hands, playing in the same space of abrupt turn termination. It’s less about stack control and more about resetting the current turn state.Temporal Manipulationutility$10.76Not an end-the-turn spell, but it is in the same blue extra-tempo family of premium turn manipulation. It serves as a high-end alternative for decks wanting to swing the turn structure decisively.Nexus of Fateutility$6.36A blue extra-turn effect that functions as a late-game tempo bomb, occupying a similar slot in decks that care about manipulating turns. It is a higher-power, more recursive alternative rather than a literal turn ender.
