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Throne of the God-Pharaohutility$6.15It creates a similar end-step punishment for not turning creatures sideways, converting tapped creatures into damage to opponents. While it doesn't force tapping, it strongly rewards attack-heavy or tap-heavy creature decks in a comparable aggressive role.Crawlspaceutility$7.78Like Angel's Trumpet, it changes combat incentives and can make boards awkward to attack through. It is more defensive than punitive, but serves a similar board-shaping utility role in artifact decks.Kazuul, Tyrant of the CliffsutilityBudget$0.21This punishes opponents for attacking you by creating consequences for combat decisions, similar to how Angel's Trumpet punishes creatures that stay untapped. Both are goad-like board pressure pieces that deter passive play patterns.Royal Assassinremoval$1.09It turns combat choices into danger by punishing tapped creatures, echoing the vigilance/tap tension Angel's Trumpet creates. The effect is single-target removal instead of mass end-step punishment, but the gameplay overlap is strong.Smokeutility$9.99This artifact-like enchantment similarly limits untapped creature usage by making it painful to leave creatures available for blocking. It supports aggressive alpha-strike patterns and combat distortion in the same broad space.Winter Orbutility$13.56It is another classic artifact that constrains untapped resources and forces players to commit to board states, creating a similar resource-taxing feel. The lock is on lands rather than creatures, but it plays the same denial style role.No Mercyutility$19.12It punishes opponents for engaging in combat, much like Angel's Trumpet punishes creatures that remain untapped or fail to attack. Both discourage cautious defensive play and can stabilize the board for slower decks.Caltropsremoval$7.70It punishes creatures for attacking, giving a comparable combat-shaping artifact effect that makes attack decisions costly. While it hits attackers rather than non-attackers, it fills a similar niche of controlling combat math.
