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Sliver Legionfinisher$49.62The premier five-color Sliver finisher, turning every Sliver into a huge threat. It plays a similar top-end tribal lord role, though without cascade.Sliver Overlordutility$46.90A five-color Sliver legend that tutors for Slivers and can steal opposing Slivers, making it another premium Sliver commander. Like The First Sliver, it anchors a five-color tribal deck.Sliver Queenutility$295.29A classic five-color Sliver commander that generates Sliver tokens and scales into a combo or swarm plan. It occupies the same tribal centerpiece role in five-color Slivers.Jodah, the UnifierutilityBudget$3.64A five-color legendary tribal commander that rewards casting legendary creatures by chaining extra value. It’s one of the closest functional analogs to a cascade-based multicolor value engine.Jegantha, the WellspringrampBudget$0.62A five-color companion/commander-style mana-fixing creature that supports greedy multicolor decks. While not tribal, it fills a similar role as a five-color deck enabler.Morophon, the BoundlessutilityBudget$6.50A colorless tribal build-around that reduces costs for Sliver spells and other creature types. It serves as a top-end tribal enabler in much the same way The First Sliver does for Slivers.Muxus, Goblin GrandeefinisherBudget$13.27A tribal combo/value creature that floods the battlefield from the top of the library when cast. It’s not Slivers, but it shares the big tribal payoff that immediately snowballs on resolution.Maelstrom NexusutilityBudget$3.29A five-color enchantment that gives your first spell each turn cascade, echoing The First Sliver’s cascade-stacking play pattern. It’s a broad multicolor value engine with a very similar gameplay feel.
