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Kess, Dissident Mageutility$5.17A Grixis commander that rewards spell-centric play and provides repeatable value from the command zone, similar to how Inalla amplifies a wizard-heavy shell. It’s a strong alternative centerpiece for the same colors and strategy space.Marchesa, the Black RoseutilityBudget$3.79Another multicolor commander that turns your board presence into recurring advantage and is popular with creature-centric combo shells. While not Wizard-specific, it supports the same grindy, synergetic game plans in a similar color palette.Adeliz, the Cinder WindutilityBudget$0.17A tribal payoff commander for Wizards that boosts the board and rewards casting and copying cheap Wizard spells. It fits a lower-to-the-ground Wizard swarm plan very naturally.Naban, Dean of IterationutilityBudget$0.27This is one of the closest functional analogs for a Wizard tribal deck, doubling enters-the-battlefield triggers from Wizards. It gives the same kind of creature-combo amplification that Inalla provides, though in mono-blue.Horde of NotionsutilityBudget$1.30A five-color tribal commander that supports creature-based combo/value plans and can repeatedly reuse key creature effects. It’s broader than Inalla, but serves a similar role as a build-around engine for synergistic creature tribes.Saruman, the White HandutilityBudget$4.04A Grixis commander that rewards casting spells and building a board around specific creature and spell synergies. It offers a comparable color identity and combo/value-oriented play pattern.Mizzix of the IzmagnusutilityBudget$0.40A spell-focused commander in the same colors that turns a synergy-heavy deck into a powerful engine over time. It isn’t tribal, but it fills a similar role as a build-around commander for explosive value turns.The Scarab GodutilityBudget$3.85A Grixis commander that provides repeatable creature-based value and token creation from the command zone. It overlaps with Inalla’s grindy, copy-centric game plan while offering a different angle of recursion and inevitability.
