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Aerial Extortionistutility$3.96Blue can’t usually remove creatures outright, but this offers repeatable tempo through exile and card advantage while still pressuring combat. It functions as a high-end evasive utility creature in a similar game-plan slot.Mistmeadow WitchutilityBudget$0.09Like Timin, this is a blue flying utility creature that manipulates combat by temporarily removing creatures from the battlefield. It provides repeated tempo control at instant speed.Aether AdeptremovalBudget$0.12This is a classic blue tempo creature that removes a threat on entry rather than on each combat. It fills the same role of slowing the opponent while adding an evasive body.Man-o'-WarremovalBudget$0.13A similar blue creature that bounces a creature when it enters, buying time and disrupting combat. It’s one of the closest budget tempo equivalents.Venser, Shaper Savantutility$0.72This is a premium tempo option with flash that can bounce spells or permanents, often functioning as a stronger version of Timin’s combat disruption. It’s more flexible and powerful but still occupies the same control-tempo niche.Prodigal Sorcererutility$46.96While not combat tapdown, it is a blue utility creature that repeatedly impacts the board from a creature slot. It fits similar low-pressure control shells that want evasive or utility bodies.SleepremovalBudget$0.13This is the spell version of Timin’s effect, tapping down opposing creatures to clear the way for attacks or set up defenses. It’s a strong functional analogue if you want mass tap control instead of a creature body.Cryptic Commandutility$5.93One mode directly taps opposing creatures, giving a powerful control-tempo tool in blue. It’s a much higher-end upgrade that can also protect your board or disrupt plays in the same turn.
