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Eater of DaysfinisherBudget$0.97A similarly huge-colorless threat with a severe enter-the-battlefield drawback that can be cheated around or built around. It fills the same niche of high-risk, high-reward artifact creature payoff.LevelerfinisherBudget$3.00Another iconic colorless beater with an extreme drawback tied to entering the battlefield. Like Phyrexian Dreadnought, it is often used as a combo piece rather than a fair creature.Lord of TresserhornfinisherBudget$4.27A massive creature with a punishing sacrifice drawback that must be managed or exploited. It plays the same game of trading a steep cost for an unusually efficient body.Inkwell LeviathanfinisherBudget$0.55A colorless finisher with trample-like combat dominance and a hard-to-answer body. It is a more straightforward huge threat compared to Dreadnought’s combo-centric design.Blightsteel ColossusfinisherBudget$33.94Another premier colorless artifact finisher that ends games immediately when it connects. It is a cleaner, more explosive payoff than Dreadnought but serves the same artifact-beater role.Myr SuperionutilityBudget$2.81A cheap artifact creature with a restrictive cast condition that encourages deckbuilding around it. Like Dreadnought, it is efficient only when its drawback is bypassed or supported.Sundering TitanfinisherBudget$1.21A powerful artifact creature often used as a singular, devastating payoff. It is not the same drawback style, but it occupies the same colorless artifact threat slot in combo-heavy decks.Phyrexian SoulgorgerfinisherBudget$6.70Shares the same Phyrexian-style 'pay a steep cost or lose it' design space. It is another efficient creature that asks for sacrifice-based support to stay on the battlefield.
