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Obeka, Brute ChronologistutilityBudget$0.34It also ends the turn, letting you stop the current stack and skip over many temporary effects. It is a repeatable version of the same turn-ending effect, with additional body utility.Sundial of the Infiniteutility$13.01A classic turn-ending effect that can exile the stack and end the turn at instant-speed. It performs the same core trick as Glorious End, but without the delayed lose-the-game clause.Time Stoputility$4.97This is the cleanest direct analogue to ending the turn, exiling spells and abilities on the stack and stopping the current turn. It is much more expensive, but stronger and colorless.Day's Undoingutility$1.41While not an end-the-turn spell, it similarly resets the game state by exiling the stack and cutting short the current turn's momentum. It plays in the same disruptive, turn-resetting space.Warp Worldutility$1.20This is a chaotic reset-style red spell that can drastically interrupt an opponent's current advantage. It is not a turn-ender, but it serves a similar high-impact red swing role.Sudden ShockremovalBudget$0.38Split second gives a similar 'stop you right now' feeling by preventing responses and interrupting combat or combo lines. It is not a turn-ender, but it serves as an instant-speed red interruption tool.Boros Charmprotection$5.00The indestructible mode can function as a defensive emergency button similar to how Glorious End can save you from a bad turn. It is not the same effect, but it is a flexible instant-speed red combat trick and protection spell.Deflecting Swatprotection$68.48It protects you or a key permanent at instant speed and can completely change the turn's outcome, which overlaps with Glorious End's tactical use. It is a much more efficient reactive red spell for Commander.
