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Fiery Emancipationfinisher$15.01A direct parallel to City on Fire as a red damage-doubling/tripling finisher that massively increases all damage sources you control. It costs less colored mana and has the same game-ending role in aggressive or spell-based red decks.Furnace of RathfinisherBudget$6.23This is the classic damage-doubling enchantment, serving the same all-in damage amplification role as City on Fire. It affects all damage, not just yours, so it is broader but riskier.Dictate of the Twin GodsfinisherBudget$2.93A flash damage-doubling enchantment that fills the same role of turning every attack or burn spell into a lethal threat. Flash makes it a little more flexible than City on Fire despite being symmetrical.Gratuitous ViolencefinisherBudget$0.61Like City on Fire, it turns creature damage into a much deadlier threat by multiplying combat and combat-adjacent damage. It is narrower because it only affects creatures you control, but it is cheaper and easier to deploy.Angrath's MaraudersfinisherBudget$0.18This creature provides the same damage-tripling effect for sources you control and is a common alternative finisher for red damage decks. It is more fragile than an enchantment, but can be cheated in or recurred more easily.Solphim, Mayhem Dominusfinisher$25.56Solphim doubles noncombat damage you deal, which overlaps strongly with City on Fire in burn-heavy and combo shells. It is cheaper and can be protected with its built-in indestructibility, though it does not triple damage.Torbran, Thane of Red FellfinisherBudget$5.66Torbran increases damage from red sources, acting as a budget-friendly red damage amplifier for aggressive and burn strategies. The effect is smaller than tripling but the mana cost is much lower and easier to cast.The Red TerrorfinisherBudget$5.24This creature rewards repeated damage with scaling pressure and works in decks that want to maximize red damage output. It is not a true multiplier, but it fits the same aggressive damage-acceleration plan at a much lower cost.
