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Sphinx of Jwar IslefinisherBudget$0.17Blue finisher creature with a similar late-game evasive presence, though it does not grant extra turns. It fills the same role of a protected, mana-efficient blue threat that can take over a game.Jace, the Mind Sculptorutility$26.15A premier blue engine that can dominate the game if protected over multiple turns, much like Lighthouse Chronologist aims to do once fully set up. It provides repeated advantage rather than extra turns, but plays a similar inevitability role.Teferi, Temporal ArchmagefinisherBudget$0.65Planeswalker that creates long-term inevitability and can enable extra-turn style gameplay when built around. It occupies the same blue control-finisher space, though at a much higher mana cost.Nexus of Fateextra_turnBudget$6.36Direct extra-turn effect in blue that functions as a powerful late-game inevitability card. Unlike Lighthouse Chronologist, it is a one-shot spell, but it serves the same win condition of chaining turns.Time Warpextra_turn$14.53Classic blue extra-turn spell that achieves the same functional outcome as Chronologist once active: more turns than the opponent. It is a sorcery rather than a repeatable creature, but the role is very similar.Walk the Aeonsextra_turnBudget$1.36Another blue extra-turn card that can be repeatedly leveraged for inevitability in control shells. It is slower to loop than Chronologist, but it occupies the same turn-advantage niche.Beacon of Tomorrowsextra_turnBudget$2.67Blue extra-turn spell that mirrors the core payoff of Lighthouse Chronologist by granting additional turns. It is less repeatable, but directly serves the same endgame plan.Temporal Manipulationextra_turn$10.76Straightforward extra-turn effect in blue, essentially a premium version of the same game plan. It does not require setup, making it a cleaner but more expensive analogue.
