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Goblin Diplomatsutility$0.32Forces attacks in a similar red goad-style way, pressuring the chosen player to send creatures into combat. It serves the same political combat-disruption role, though it affects all opponents' creatures rather than enchanting one player.Grenzo, Havoc Raiserutility$0.26Creates a combat-pressure play pattern by incentivizing attacks and disrupting blockers through goad. It fills a similar aggressive red utility role, especially in multiplayer games.Disrupt Decorumutility$2.76A strong functional cousin that forces all opponents' creatures to attack, achieving the same combat-forcing game plan on a larger scale. It is often a strict upgrade in multiplayer if you want maximum board-wide aggression.Besmirchutility$0.32Temporarily forces a creature to attack and can create a similar forced-combat opening. It is narrower than Curse of the Nightly Hunt, but works as a low-cost combat manipulation spell.Taunt from the Rampartutility$9.00Forces one or more creatures to attack, making it a direct red combat-forcing effect. It overlaps with the curse's role of pushing creatures into combat, though it is one-shot rather than persistent.Thantis, the Warweaverutility$0.90Imposes a similar 'everyone must attack' combat pressure and punishes passivity. While it's a creature rather than an aura curse, it fulfills the same board-warping red combat role.War's Tollutility$11.83Not identical, but it strongly pushes combat by making it difficult for opponents to hold back attackers or blockers. It occupies the same aggressive red tax/combat-pressure niche.Agitator Antutility$0.32Encourages creatures to attack by handing out counters in exchange for attacking, creating a similar goad-like combat incentive. It is a budget-friendly political combat tool in red decks.
