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Roaming Throneutility$62.25It doubles triggered abilities of a chosen creature type you control, serving a similar “trigger multiplier” role for tribal decks. It’s broader than Harmonic Prodigy but fills the same synergy slot.Adeline, Resplendent CatharfinisherBudget$2.15Not a trigger doubler, but it is a strong red-adjacent aggressive threat that snowballs from repeated combat-related triggers. It offers a similar go-wide pressure role in creature-centric decks.Anointed Processionutility$59.47This is the classic token-trigger doubler, analogous in function as a permanent that amplifies a specific kind of triggered value. It’s a stronger but more specialized version of the “double your payoff” idea.Panharmoniconutility$5.81It doubles many enter-the-battlefield triggered abilities, closely matching Harmonic Prodigy’s trigger-amplification role. It works in a wider range of decks and effects than the source card.Yarok, the Desecratedutility$6.07Yarok doubles permanent ETB triggers, making it a major engine piece for decks built around triggered abilities. It is a higher-cost, broader version of the same value-doubling concept.Isshin, Two Heavens as OneutilityBudget$5.21Isshin doubles attack and attack-related triggers, filling a similar “make your abilities happen twice” deckbuilding niche. It’s the nearest parallel in terms of multiplying specific triggered abilities.Sakashima of a Thousand Facesutility$15.66While not a trigger doubler, it enables powerful legend-copy synergies and can effectively multiply key creature abilities in the right shells. It’s a premium utility piece for creature-combo decks.Mizzix of the IzmagnusutilityBudget$0.40Mizzix supports spell-heavy decks by reducing the cost of instants and sorceries and snowballing value over time. It overlaps with Harmonic Prodigy’s prowess/spell-synergy game plan in Izzet-style decks.
