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Blood Artistdrain$1.84Punishes creature deaths by draining life from the controller, fulfilling a similar death-triggered attrition role. It is much more efficient and can end games faster in sacrifice-heavy decks.Zulaport Cutthroatdrain$1.91Like Dingus Staff, it converts your creatures dying into life loss for opponents. It is one mana cheaper and is often stronger in multiplayer because it scales with repeated sacrifices.Bastion of Remembrancedrain$0.35Creates a death-triggered life-loss effect that pressures opponents whenever your creatures die. It adds a body and token, making it a sturdier version of the same punishment plan.Cruel Celebrantdrain$0.46Triggers from creatures dying to drain each opponent, serving the same sacrifice-punisher function. It is cheaper and works especially well in aristocrats-style decks.Hissing Iguanardamage$0.70Deals damage when creatures die, similar to Dingus Staff’s ping-based punishment. It has a narrower trigger and body attached, but fills the same aggressive sacrifice role.Revel in Richesutility$26.84Rewards creatures dying by creating Treasure and threatening a win condition, giving a similar table-punishing incentive. It is slower, but can be stronger in grindy games.Syr Konrad, the Grimdamage$36.85Punishes creatures dying with direct damage to all opponents, overlapping strongly with the death-trigger damage plan. It costs the same amount and is much more versatile in creature-heavy formats.Grave Pactremoval$22.52While not damage-based, it similarly turns creature deaths into a punishing board-state penalty for opponents. It is more controlling and often much stronger in sacrifice decks.
