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Living Endfinisher$2.72A cascade-fueled mass cheat spell that can swing the game immediately, similar to Hypergenesis’s explosive high-variance board impact. It also leverages a special casting/replacement style rather than a fair mana cost.Enter the Infinitefinisher$4.89A huge game-ending spell that often enables immediate victory through absurd resource advantage, like Hypergenesis enables overwhelming tempo. Both are splashy, build-around payoff cards.Show and Tellutility$27.89The closest functional analogue: both let each player put a permanent from hand onto the battlefield for very low mana. Show and Tell is cheaper and narrower, but similarly explosive and symmetrical.Through the Breachutility$1.72A classic cheat-into-play effect that bypasses normal mana costs to drop a threat early. It’s narrower than Hypergenesis, but serves the same fast-combo role.Defense of the Heartutility$28.09A green build-around that cheats expensive creatures directly onto the battlefield once conditions are met. Like Hypergenesis, it creates huge tempo swings by bypassing normal casting costs.Elvish Piperutility$2.62A repeatable creature-cheat engine that converts mana and setup into sudden battlefield dominance. It fills a similar role in green combo decks that want to deploy threats far ahead of curve.Tooth and Nailfinisher$1.79A green finisher that can tutor and/or put big creatures directly onto the battlefield. While more expensive, it serves the same endgame role of overwhelming the table with huge permanents.Maelstrom Wandererfinisher$2.26A cascade-based payoff that can deploy multiple spells or permanents for free in one turn, creating the same kind of chaotic explosive advantage. It’s less symmetrical than Hypergenesis but similarly high-impact.
