Find // Finality

Golgari's split cards usually offer a cheap-versus-expensive tradeoff; this one splits along the arc of a game instead. Find is a graveyard refuel that asks almost nothing of the manabase: the hybrid pips let it resolve off a single color, and its only real requirement is that attrition has already filled the bin with two creatures worth recovering. Finality is the closer the same slot supplies, an asymmetric sweeper whose ordering is the entire trick. The two +1/+1 counters resolve before the -4/-4 lands, so a creature you already control faces a net -2/-2 rather than the full swing: a base toughness of three or more survives, a fatter body lives comfortably, and anything that started at two or less still falls with the rest. That sequencing is what turns a symmetric-looking wrath one-sided. You pick your survivor, reset the board, and keep a crackback threat that the wipe would otherwise have taken with everything else, provided you sized the counters against the toughness that matters. What binds the halves is the split in commitment rather than function. Find wants only a graveyard grown worth harvesting; Finality demands the full Golgari cost and the patience to wait until one sweep closes the account. Recursion on the cheap end, a game-ending reset on the expensive one: a two-mode attrition engine that happens to share a card slot rather than a spell doing two unrelated jobs.