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Lurking Predatorsutility$12.30Both are high-cost red-based enchantments that create a repeatable high-variance creature advantage from the top of libraries. Lurking Predators is more one-sided and generally stronger, but it fills a similar big-casual engine role.The Ruinous Powersutility$1.66This is a six-mana enchantment that repeatedly generates creatures and board impact through a chaotic, value-oriented engine. It plays a similar splashy, multiplayer-friendly role to Guild Feud.Warstorm Surgefinisher$0.85Like Guild Feud, this is a big red enchantment that turns creature deployment into immediate combat damage. It is less random, but it occupies the same finisher-oriented enchantment slot.Pandemoniumutility$0.42Both enchantments create a fight-like battlefield where creatures entering the battlefield lead to damage and chaos. Pandemonium is much more symmetrical and much cheaper, but it serves a similar red chaos finisher role.Possibility Stormutility$3.40This is another red five-mana enchantment that creates unpredictable, chaotic game states every turn. While it does not generate creatures directly, it fills the same red chaos-enchantment niche.Outpost Siegecard_draw$0.33A mono-red enchantment that provides ongoing value over multiple turns in a creature-heavy deck. It is much more controlled than Guild Feud, but it is a solid budget-friendly red enchantment engine.Shared Animosityfinisher$1.47Both cards reward attacking with multiple creatures and can swing combat dramatically. Shared Animosity is cheaper and more aggressive, while Guild Feud is more chaotic and midgame-oriented.Frontier Siegeramp$0.21A four-mana enchantment that provides repeatable board advantage from green mana and combat utility. It is not random like Guild Feud, but it is a comparable value enchantment for slower red-green shells.
