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Tolarian Terrorfinisher$0.18A blue finisher that can be deployed cheaply and threatens to end the game quickly, much like a large evasive Serpent-style threat. It fills the same role of a late-game blue creature that becomes hard to deal with in combat.Aetherlingfinisher$0.25An unblockable blue threat that is extremely difficult to remove and can close games on its own. Like Frilled Sea Serpent, it functions as a finisher with built-in evasion.Sphinx of Jwar Islefinisher$0.17A classic blue finisher with built-in evasion and high resilience. It serves the same late-game control-deck role as a large creature that can end the game once stabilized.Leviathanfinisher$8.86A huge blue creature intended to dominate the battlefield and close games through sheer size. It overlaps in role as a big sea monster threat, though it is much less efficient to cast.Stormtide Leviathanfinisher$3.03A massive blue finisher that makes combat unfavorable for opponents and quickly locks up the game. It plays a similar role as a large sea creature that ends games once it resolves.Diluvian Primordialfinisher$0.58A blue creature that can swing games on resolution and serves as a powerful top-end threat. While its effect differs, it fills the same slot as a big blue finisher in slower decks.Thassa, God of the Seautility$3.11A blue source of unblockability and inevitability that helps finish games through combat damage. It is a cheaper, more flexible way to give a creature the same kind of evasive pressure.Slipstream Eelfinisher$0.06A large blue creature with a relevant combat body that supports evasive attacks. It is a closer budget stand-in for a bulky blue attacker, even though its evasion is conditional.
