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Maelstrom NexusutilityBudget$3.29A five-color payoff that rewards playing a diverse board and gives your first spell each turn extra value, similar to Reaper King as a powerful 5-color build-around commander. It is also a high-end multicolor engine rather than a straightforward combat card.Jodah, the UnifierfinisherBudget$3.64Another iconic five-color legendary build-around that snowballs off casting multicolored permanents. Like Reaper King, it turns tribal and multicolor density into board advantage and a strong late-game threat.Sisay, Weatherlight Captainutility$48.90A five-color legendary tutor engine that assembles a board around legendary permanents, often serving as a commander build-around in the same color identity. It fills a similar role as a centerpiece for a complex multicolor deck.Kenrith, the Returned KingutilityBudget$1.94A flexible five-color commander that provides value in nearly any deck shell, making it a common alternative for multicolor goodstuff strategies. Like Reaper King, it sits at the top end of five-color deck construction and rewards broad access to all colors.Child of AlararemovalBudget$2.51A five-color legendary creature that acts as a dramatic board-reset threat, similar to Reaper King’s permanent-destroying impact. It is a different kind of control payoff, but occupies the same high-end multicolor build-around space.Atla Palani, Nest Tenderutility$44.38A legendary build-around that turns creature creation into repeatable big-board value, much like Reaper King encourages a creature-type-focused engine. It is not five-color, but it plays the same role of a commander that snowballs from tribal synergies.Morophon, the BoundlessutilityBudget$6.50A top-tier tribal payoff that supports any creature type and reduces costs across a chosen tribe. It is one of the closest functional equivalents to Reaper King as a giant multicolor tribal centerpiece.The Ur-Dragonfinisher$34.09A premium tribal payoff commander that rewards building around a creature type with massive endgame value. Like Reaper King, it is a game-ending tribal bomb in five-color decks, though focused on combat and card advantage instead of removal.
