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Semester's EndprotectionBudget$1.69A very close functional cousin to Eerie Interlude, blinking your creatures and also planeswalkers you control. It can reset counters and protect a board from removal or sweepers.GhostwayprotectionBudget$3.66Nearly the same effect as Eerie Interlude, exiling and returning your creatures at end step. It is the original white mass-blink protection spell and works as a direct analogue.Lae'zel's AcrobaticsprotectionBudget$2.10Protects your creatures by flickering them until end step, with a second blink if you choose to keep the effect. It plays similarly as a defensive instant-speed reset for your board.Restoration AngelprotectionBudget$0.28Single-creature blink rather than mass blink, but it serves the same role of saving a key creature and retriggering enter-the-battlefield abilities. It is a common upgrade when you only need to protect one target.Ephemerateprotection$14.73A cheap blink spell that protects one creature and gives two ETB triggers over time. It is a lower-cost alternative if you want the same value pattern on a smaller scale.FlickerwisputilityBudget$0.25Another efficient blink effect that can temporarily remove a permanent and return it later, useful for ETB abuse and dodging removal. It is narrower than Eerie Interlude but fills the same blink utility slot.CloudshiftprotectionBudget$1.05One-mana instant-speed blink for a single creature, ideal for protecting a key threat or reusing an ETB trigger. It is the most budget-friendly analogue for the same gameplay pattern.Teferi's Time TwistprotectionBudget$0.34A single-creature blink spell that can save a creature from removal while retriggering its ETB ability. It is a functional stand-in in decks that care more about individual creatures than the whole board.
