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Aether Vialutility$5.11It cheats creatures onto the battlefield at instant speed without paying mana, functioning as a key tempo and cheat-effect piece for creature decks. While it does not attack, it serves a similar role of deploying threats ahead of curve.Quicksilver Amuletutility$2.96This is a classic creature cheat card that puts creatures from your hand directly onto the battlefield. It is slower than Preeminent Captain but serves the same broader function of bypassing mana costs.Purphoros, Bronze-Bloodedutility$6.51It can put creatures from your hand onto the battlefield temporarily, giving red decks a similar cheat-into-play plan. The effect is more aggressive and narrower, but the functional role is close.Invasion Plansutility$1.48It enables attacking with creatures in unusual ways and can create combat-oriented board pressure, though it is much less direct than Preeminent Captain. It appeals to decks built around attacking synergy and swarming.Kaalia of the Vastutility$79.05Like Preeminent Captain, Kaalia cheats creatures from hand onto the battlefield attacking, creating explosive combat steps. It hits a different creature subset and color identity, but the core gameplay pattern is very similar.Norin the Waryutility$19.36It is a very different card textually, but in aggressive creature strategies it helps generate repeated board presence and combat-related pressure. This is a much looser functional match than the direct cheat effects.Goblin Rabblemasterutility$7.40It creates attack pressure and free bodies each combat, similar to how Preeminent Captain turns combat into extra board development. It does not cheat from hand, but it rewards attacking in a comparable way.Hero of Bladeholdutility$0.55It is a powerful combat-centric threat that generates additional attacking creatures every combat step. While it does not put creatures from hand onto the battlefield, it fills a similar aggressive token-swing role.
