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Tasha, Unholy ArchmageutilityShares the Dimir big-impact mill-and-steal theme, generating value from opponents’ libraries while fitting a control shell. It’s a strong higher-end alternative for decks built around resource denial and card advantage.The Mindskinnerutility$2.38A blue-black adjacent value creature that rewards milling and playing from graveyards, creating similar self-contained inevitability. It fits the same attrition plan as Gyruda in slower control/mill decks.Hullbreaker Horrorfinisher$4.95Same color identity and mana range for a massive finisher that takes over the game once resolved. While it doesn’t mill, it serves the same role of a top-end threat that snowballs advantage and is hard to answer.Toxrill, the Corrosivefinisher$24.56A Dimir(-ish) style high-end creature that turns the game by generating overwhelming board control and inevitability. It fills the same slot as a game-ending top-end companion payoff or reanimation target.Agent of Treacheryutility$2.99Comparable in that it immediately generates huge swingy value by stealing a permanent, much like Gyruda’s battlefield theft from milled cards. It’s a strong reanimation target and a classic high-impact blue-black payoff.Mnemonic Betrayalutility$9.16Not a creature, but it captures the same 'use opponents’ graveyards as a resource' play pattern and can create massive tempo swings. It’s a powerful top-end payoff in black-blue decks that want graveyard leverage.Rise of the Dark Realmsfinisher$16.18Similar as a huge graveyard payoff that converts milling into a massive battlefield swing. It’s a slower but often more explosive alternative for decks wanting to turn graveyard fill into a win condition.The Scarab Godutility$3.85Shares the grindy Dimir graveyard/value plan and turns dead creatures into threats. It’s a premium alternative for decks that want repeatable graveyard exploitation and inevitability.
