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Act of Treasontemporary_theft$0.18Classic temporary creature theft at the same basic rate, giving you immediate attack value and forcing awkward blocks. It lacks the colorless kicker flexibility, but fills the same core role.Threatentemporary_theft$0.27Very close functional match to Eldrazi Obligator’s temporary control swap, including untap and haste. It’s a straightforward budget option for the same game plan.Hijacktemporary_theftBudget$0.09Another red temporary theft spell that also can untap artifacts or creatures, making it slightly more flexible in some decks. It serves the same combat-oriented theft role.Portent of Betrayaltemporary_theftBudget$0.03Steals a creature for a turn and can create extra value through land untapping, which often helps cast a post-combat spell. It’s a similar finisher/removal-through-theft effect.Wrangletemporary_theftBudget$0.09Temporary theft at a cheap red rate, with an attack-only restriction that still plays the same aggressive tempo role. It’s a common budget substitute for creature stealing.Kari Zev's Expertisetemporary_theft$0.59Steals a creature for a turn and lets you cast a low-cost spell for free, creating strong tempo swings. It overlaps heavily with the “take your blocker and attack” plan.Claim the Firstborntemporary_theft$0.31A very efficient red theft spell for smaller creatures, often acting as a one-mana version of the same combat trick. It is a strong budget and tempo alternative.Mark of Mutinytemporary_theft$0.17Temporary theft that also puts a +1/+1 counter on the stolen creature, making the attack more threatening. It fits the same aggression-and-tempo niche.
