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Levelerutility$3.00A colorless artifact creature with a similarly extreme drawback-for-power design, exiling your library on entry. It’s often paired with ways to cheat or ignore the drawback, much like Eater of Days is built around breaking its drawback.Phage the Untouchableutility$11.06Another famous high-risk creature with a catastrophic self-defeating drawback if not cheated into play. Like Eater of Days, it rewards deck construction that bypasses normal casting/entry consequences.Kuro, Pitlordfinisher$0.52A huge creature with a severe upkeep cost that can heavily punish the controller if not managed carefully. It fits the same high-power, high-risk role as a drawback-heavy finisher.Eldrazi DevastatorfinisherBudget$0.24A large colorless finisher that offers a massive body and trample in exchange for a very high mana cost. It shares the straightforward, game-ending threat profile of Eater of Days without the same self-harm drawback.Myr BattlespherefinisherBudget$0.43A colorless artifact creature that generates immediate board presence and can end games quickly. It’s a more stable artifact finisher compared to Eater of Days’ risky drawback-based design.Sundering Titanutility$1.21A classic colorless artifact creature that can devastate the board when it enters or leaves. Like Eater of Days, it’s a high-impact artifact threat that is often abused through cheat effects.Triskelionutility$35.86A colorless artifact creature with modular-like board impact and strong synergy with artifact cheat strategies. It’s a flexible artifact threat in the same broad deck space as Eater of Days.Blightsteel Colossusfinisher$33.94A premier colorless artifact finisher that ends games immediately if unanswered. It occupies the same cheat-into-play threat category as Eater of Days, though with a much higher ceiling.
