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Grand Meleecombat_forcing$1.29This is the closest noncreature red effect that forces opposing creatures to attack every combat. It creates a similar chaotic combat-scaling game plan without needing to keep a specific legend on the battlefield.Disrupt Decorumcombat_forcing$2.76It goads all creatures you don’t control, pushing the table into forced attacks just like Fumiko’s attack pressure. It is a one-shot version rather than a permanent board effect.Kazuul, Tyrant of the Cliffscombat_punisherBudget$0.21Kazuul also taxes opponents for attacking you, which encourages the same kind of awkward combat decisions Fumiko creates. It is more defensive than Fumiko but still warps attacks heavily.Goblin Diplomatscombat_forcingBudget$0.32This creature forces all creatures to attack each combat if able, matching Fumiko’s core combat-forcing text very closely. It adds the effect on a cheaper body, though without bushido scaling.Varchild, Betrayer of Kjeldorcombat_political$6.96Varchild pressures combat and creates chaos by rewarding attacks and punishing passive boards. It does not force attacks directly like Fumiko, but it plays in the same red political combat space.Bedlamcombat_enabler$10.06Bedlam shuts off blocking, turning combat into a forced damage race similar to Fumiko’s aggressive pressure. It is broader and more punishing, but serves the same red combat-warping role.Karazikar, the Eye Tyrantcombat_forcing$13.94Karazikar goads creatures and encourages opponents to attack each other, creating the same forced-combat dynamic as Fumiko. It is multicolor and adds card draw, making it a stronger value engine.Bothersome Quasitcombat_forcing$15.31This card goads creatures repeatedly, making opponents attack when able in a way that closely mirrors Fumiko’s combat manipulation. It is slower, but it fits the same forced-combat role in red.
