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Frenetic SliverutilityBudget$0.64Very close functional analogue: it gives the same coin-flip protection/phase-out style ability, but in Sliver form and with the ability shared across Slivers.Mischievous PoltergeistutilityBudget$0.19A cheap evasive creature with a self-protection element; like Frenetic Efreet, it can be difficult to answer cleanly and plays as a tricky tempo threat.Manta RayutilityBudget$0.11Classic blue evasive creature from the same era and color that fills the same niche of a small flying threat with low investment.Ninja of the Deep Hoursutility$17.05A similar low-cost blue tempo creature that rewards evasive combat and helps keep pressure on the opponent.Rattleclaw MysticutilityBudget$0.72Not a direct combat analog, but it shares the 'high-variance self-protection/utility body' feel in a low-cost creature slot and can support tempo plays.AetherlingutilityBudget$0.25A stronger premium version of a hard-to-kill blue threat, using self-protection and evasion to survive removal much like Frenetic Efreet's gamble ability.Mistmeadow WitchprotectionBudget$0.09It uses blink-style protection to save creatures from removal, overlapping with Frenetic Efreet's phased-out self-preservation game plan.Thalakos SeerutilityBudget$0.25Another tempo-oriented blue creature with built-in protection-like play patterns, serving a similar role as a small evasive threat that can dodge interaction.
