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Time Stretchextra_turnsBudget$2.86This is the closest pure extra-turn finisher in blue, giving you two extra turns for a huge swing. It fills the same late-game inevitability role without the politics or theft mode.Temporal Manipulationextra_turns$10.76A classic blue extra-turn spell that provides the same end-game advantage at a much lower cost. It is a strict functional cousin for decks that want to chain turns.Nexus of Fateextra_turnsBudget$6.36Another blue extra-turn effect that can be looped if you can keep casting it, making it a strong alternate finisher. It is less explosive per cast but can dominate long games.Time Warpextra_turns$14.53The baseline blue extra-turn spell, serving the same strategic purpose as Expropriate in turn-taking decks. It is much cheaper and easier to cast, but far less swingy.Part the Waterveilextra_turnsBudget$0.98This gives an extra turn and can later awaken a land into a threat, offering both tempo and inevitability. It is a flexible blue finisher with a similar game-closing feel.Karn Liberatedutility$194.26While not blue, it has the same high-end 'take over the game' feel by exiling threats and resetting the board. It is a premium colorless control finisher that also functions as long-game inevitability.Rise of the Dark Realmsfinisher$16.18This is another enormous game-ending sorcery that massively shifts board control in your favor. It is not an extra-turn spell, but it serves the same 'one spell ends the game' purpose.Briberytheft$8.96Bribery similarly steals value from an opponent, though it does so by tutoring a creature rather than voting for permanents. It fits the same blue control-and-swingy-value niche.
