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Grave Pactremoval$22.52Core functional equivalent: it turns your creatures dying into repeated edict effects on all opponents. It is often more efficient than Butcher of Malakir because it costs less and is harder to remove as an enchantment.Dictate of Erebosremoval$30.31Nearly the same sacrifice engine, but with flash so you can deploy it at instant speed. It creates the same board-control pattern while being more resilient to sorcery-speed interaction.Martyr's Bondremoval$0.42A bigger, broader sacrifice engine that punishes your permanents dying by forcing opponents to sacrifice matching permanents. It fills the same attrition role in black-based sacrifice decks.Plaguecrafterremoval$0.43A cheaper one-shot edict body that fits sacrifice and attrition strategies. It lacks the ongoing trigger, but it performs a similar role in forcing opponents to give up creatures or resources.Merciless Executionerremoval$0.71Very close to Plaguecrafter as a repeatable-friendly edict creature. It supports the same sacrifice-centric game plan on a much lower mana investment.Fleshbag Marauderremoval$0.30A classic sacrifice outlet-on-a-body that forces each player to sacrifice a creature. It provides the same kind of board pressure and works especially well with recursion.Slum Reaperremoval$0.30Another low-cost edict creature that clears opposing creatures while leaving behind a body. It is a budget-friendly way to generate the same sacrifice pressure.Kokusho, the Evening Starfinisher$19.80Not a sacrifice trigger copy, but it is a black finish threat that rewards death and grinds opponents down in attrition shells. It plays a similar role as a large, punishing creature in black control or reanimator decks.
