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Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hungerfinisher$19.88A top-end Eldrazi finisher that generates immense inevitability and warps board states the same way. While it doesn't steal sacrificed permanents, it is a similarly game-ending colorless threat.Kozilek, Butcher of Truthfinisher$39.24Another massive colorless Eldrazi that serves as a late-game threat with built-in resilience. Like It That Betrays, it fills the role of a difficult-to-answer colorless mythic payoff.Void Winnowerfinisher$24.63A huge Eldrazi that dominates combat and restricts opponents' options, similar to how It That Betrays creates a one-sided board advantage. It is also a colorless high-end threat in the same shell.Ulamog, the Infinite Gyrefinisher$32.57An iconic colorless annihilator-style finisher that threatens immediate impact and board control. It shares the same Eldrazi titan feel and late-game inevitability.Emrakul, the Aeons Tornfinisher$23.80A premier colorless game-ender that ends games quickly and is hard to interact with. It occupies the same ultra-late-game finisher slot as It That Betrays.Desolation TwinfinisherBudget$0.41A large colorless payoff creature that brings a massive board presence immediately. It is a more budget-friendly high-end threat for Eldrazi decks looking to overwhelm opponents.Hand of EmrakulfinisherBudget$0.29A colorless Eldrazi that leans into the annihilator-style attack plan on a cheaper scale. It plays a similar role as a threat that pressures the opponent's permanents.Pathrazer of UlamogfinisherBudget$0.96Another Eldrazi with annihilator that creates brutal combat steps and sacrifices. It mirrors the same sacrifice-heavy pressure plan, though with a different body and cost.
