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Kozilek, Butcher of Truthfinisher$39.24Another colorless Eldrazi titan with a massive body, annihilator, and a graveyard-shuffling death trigger. It fills the same late-game inevitability role in big-mana decks.Emrakul, the Aeons Tornfinisher$23.80A premier colorless game-ender with annihilator, protection-like resilience, and a shuffle-back clause. It is the most direct upgrade in raw power for the same Eldrazi titan plan.Void Winnowerfinisher$24.63A huge colorless Eldrazi that locks opponents out of large portions of their curve and serves as a devastating finisher. Like Ulamog, it is an expensive cast that can warp the game immediately.It That Betraysfinisher$27.13A massive annihilator threat that punishes sacrifice effects by stealing permanents instead of merely removing them. It plays a similar combat-centric Eldrazi finisher role.Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hungerfinisher$19.88A later Ulamog that also exiles permanents on cast and provides a nearly impossible-to-answer colorless finisher. It is the closest functional cousin to the Infinite Gyre.Bane of Bala GedremovalBudget$2.05Another Eldrazi that pressures opponents by exiling their permanents when it attacks or blocks. It is a cheaper, more budget-friendly version of the same attack-triggered resource denial plan.Oblivion SowerutilityBudget$0.48A colorless Eldrazi that interacts with opponents' libraries and can generate huge mana or card advantage from exile-based value. It occupies a similar mid-to-late game Eldrazi ramp payoff slot.Artisan of KozilekfinisherBudget$0.54A large colorless Eldrazi that reanimates a creature on cast, giving immediate impact like Ulamog's cast trigger. It is a strong budget alternative for decks wanting a devastating colorless threat.
