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Aurelia, the Warleaderfinisher$18.88Provides a similar combat-focused attack trigger that grants extra combat pressure and can end games quickly. It is a stronger top-end finisher with built-in extra combat steps instead of evasion plus double strike support.Isshin, Two Heavens as Oneutility$5.21Doubles attack-triggered abilities, making it a strong analogue for decks built around Kamiz-style combat synergies. It doesn’t provide the same effect itself, but it amplifies the same kind of attack-step value.Najeela, the Blade-Blossomfinisher$3.02Another aggressive multicolor commander that snowballs from attacking and rewards repeated combat pressure. It differs in token production, but fills a similar role as an attack-focused engine.Adriana, Captain of the Guardfinisher$0.37Rewards attacking with multiple creatures by scaling combat damage through melee. Like Kamiz, it turns wide attacks into much more lethal combat steps.Kediss, Emberclaw Familiarfinisher$5.86Converts one combat hit into pressure against all opponents, similar to Kamiz helping a single attacker connect and snowball advantage. It is more of a damage amplifier than a combat enabler.Thada Adel, Acquisitorutility$15.42A coastal blue legendary that emphasizes combat damage through unblockable-style play patterns and snowballing value. It overlaps with Kamiz in the idea of a key attacker connecting safely.Etrata, the Silencerremoval$0.61Uses unblockable attack lines to threaten high-impact combat triggers and removal-like pressure. It shares the play pattern of forcing through attacks to generate value.Raffine, Scheming Seercard_draw$2.73Connives during combat and rewards attacking creatures, making it one of the closest functional comparisons to Kamiz. It replaces the double-strike/evasion split with a powerful connive-based scaling engine.
