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Etali, Primal Stormfinisher$0.42Shares the attack-triggered free-cast gameplay, generating huge card advantage from the top of your library. It is a more explosive but less selective payoff than Intet.Nezahal, Primal Tidecard_draw$9.10A big blue finisher that provides ongoing card advantage and is difficult to answer. Like Intet, it turns long games into resource snowballs, though through draw protection rather than stealing spells.Thraximundarfinisher$1.27Another iconic Grixis/temur-adjacent dragon commander-style threat that dominates combat and can close games quickly. It plays a similar role as a large legendary evasive creature that pressures opponents.Ilharg, the Raze-Boarutility$10.12Like Intet, it enables cheating mana costs and generating huge tempo swings from combat. It rewards attacking with expensive permanents, though from hand rather than the library.Hypergenesisutility$1.62This is one of the closest effects to Intet's core gameplay of cheating expensive spells into play for massive tempo. It is riskier and symmetrical, but captures the same 'big free threat' feel.Maelstrom Wandererfinisher$2.26A classic Temur commander that grants immediate board impact and card advantage by casting spells for free. It overlaps strongly with Intet as a flashy top-end value creature in the same color identity.Surrak Dragonclawutility$3.68A Temur dragon legend that fits the same colors and creature-centric big-spell shell. It is less about free casting and more about making your threats harder to interact with.Xyris, the Writhing Stormutility$1.74Another Temur commander that turns combat into a huge advantage engine. While it makes tokens instead of casting from exile, it fills a similar role as a game-snowballing evasive legend.
