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The Aether FluesutilityBudget$0.33Like Norn's Dominion, it repeatedly uses fate counters as a delayed safety marker and creates a board-state mini-game around what survives a plane transition. It also interacts with permanents broadly rather than offering a one-shot effect.Kessigutility$6.73Kessig's plane effect also revolves around fate counters and influences which permanents are protected or affected after chaos triggers. It shares the same Planechase-style counter management gameplay.The Fourth Sphereutility$7.00This plane similarly cares about permanents, counters, and repeated chaos triggers to shape the board over time. It offers the same kind of ongoing Planechase pressure and protection planning.Tazeemutility$17.62Tazeem is another Planechase card that creates a persistent board-state effect and rewards repeated chaos rolls. While not identical, it fits the same function of altering how permanents are developed and protected.Jundremoval$1.50Jund has a famously destructive plane effect that impacts creatures and encourages sacrificing or losing board presence in a similar way to Norn's Dominion's sweep. It is one of the closest functional Planechase equivalents for board control.The Maelstromutility$9.00The Maelstrom repeatedly creates large, swingy permanent-based effects when chaos occurs, much like Norn's Dominion's fate-counter engine. It has the same chaotic Planechase gameplay pattern with lasting board impact.Bantutility$6.25Bant uses counters and protective gameplay patterns that can resemble Norn's Dominion's fate-counter theme. It is a comparable Planechase environment for permanents that want to stay alive across plane transitions.Evil TwinutilityBudget$0.47Evil Twin is not a plane, but it plays a similar role of manipulating permanents with counters and timing-based interaction in multiplayer-style board states. If you are looking for fate-counter or board-reset style gameplay, this is a functional adjacent option.
