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Obeka, Brute ChronologistutilityBudget$0.34Provides the same core effect of ending the turn, letting you cut off delayed triggers and temporary effects. It’s a creature version that adds a body and can be used repeatedly if untapped.DiscontinuityutilityBudget$0.88A close functional cousin that also ends the turn, with the upside of being an instant. It can be used defensively on an opponent’s turn or offensively to blank stacks and combat tricks.Day's Undoingcard_drawBudget$1.41Not identical, but it serves a similar reset-style function by ending the turn and clearing the stack while refilling hands. It’s often used as a disruption tool in the same strategic space.Time StoputilityBudget$4.97A stronger version of the same effect that ends the turn at instant speed. It completely neutralizes the current stack and all remaining effects for the turn.Karn's SylexutilityBudget$0.94While not an end-the-turn effect, it gives a powerful board- and stack-adjacent reset option that can shut down many of the same temporary game states. It fits colorless control shells like Sundial of the Infinite.Tale's EndprotectionBudget$2.99This is narrower, but it answers triggered abilities and legendary spells in a way that often protects you from the same kinds of delayed or triggered problems Sundial can avoid. It’s a cheap reactive alternative in blue.Stifleprotection$25.21Like Sundial, it can stop problematic triggered abilities before they resolve, including many delayed triggers. It’s a low-cost tempo tool for similar combo-interaction roles.Nimble ObstructionistprotectionBudget$0.39Cycles into a Stifle effect, giving blue decks another way to blank a key trigger or ability at instant speed. It occupies a similar niche of interrupting turn-based value engines.
