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Enter the Infiniteutility$4.89Also manipulates the entire library in a dramatic blue combo finish, turning the deck state into something fundamentally different for a win setup. It is much more expensive, but occupies a similar high-end blue combo role.Timetwisterutility$811.36A classic blue reshuffle effect that rebuilds your deck and graveyard, often used in combo lines with self-mill or graveyard synergy. It is cheaper in mana but much higher power and rarity in practice.Echo of Eonsutility$14.03Resets hands and effectively refreshes the library/yard game state in a way that supports combo and graveyard strategies. It is more flexible than Paradigm Shift but serves a similar blue setup role.Day's Undoingcard_drawBudget$1.41A blue wheel effect that restarts resources and can function as a deck-reset style combo piece. It is not identical, but it similarly changes the game state around library and hand access.Mnemonic NexusutilityBudget$0.17It shuffles all graveyards into their owners' libraries and creates a huge resource reset that can support mill or self-mill combos. While broader than Paradigm Shift, it shares the graveyard-to-library reshuffle function.Commit // MemoryutilityBudget$0.34The Memory half can reload hands and reshape the library/graveyard axis in combo-oriented blue decks. It is not a direct exile-and-reshuffle clone, but it fills a similar disruption/reset niche.Perpetual TimepieceutilityBudget$0.76It repeatedly puts cards from your graveyard into your library, serving as a reusable self-deck-shuffle tool. It is much slower, but it overlaps with the graveyard-to-library reshuffling half of Paradigm Shift.Kozilek, Butcher of Truthutility$39.24Its reshuffle trigger returns your graveyard to your library, making it a common backup piece for self-mill and deck-emptying strategies. It is much larger and colorless, but the reshuffle function is closely related.
