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Impact Tremorsfinisher$12.42It rewards your creature deaths indirectly by converting board churn into repeated damage to opponents. Like Hissing Iguanar, it’s a low-cost red pinger-style payoff for creature-based sacrifice or sacrifice-heavy strategies.Zulaport Cutthroatfinisher$1.91This is the black version of a death-trigger drain engine, turning creature deaths into life swing. It fills the same sacrifice-payoff role, but affects all opponents and you gain life instead of dealing direct damage.Blood Artistfinisher$1.84Another classic creature-death payoff that pings life totals when creatures die. It’s more versatile than Hissing Iguanar because it can hit any player and also gains you life.Mayhem Devilremoval$0.98It triggers from any sacrifice, not just creature deaths, and can hit creatures or players. In sacrifice shells it often plays the same role of turning board losses into damage, but with more flexibility.Syr Konrad, the Grimfinisher$36.85A higher-powered death trigger payoff that turns creatures dying into life loss for opponents. It’s broader than Hissing Iguanar because it also triggers from milling and graveyard movement.Judith, the Scourge Divafinisher$0.37Judith turns your dying creatures and tokens into extra damage output, functioning as a sacrifice payoff. It’s similar in role, though it boosts your team’s damage rather than directly targeting any player or planeswalker.Bastion of RemembrancefinisherBudget$0.35This enchantment gives a reliable death-trigger drain effect in token and sacrifice decks. It is less flexible than Hissing Iguanar’s damage targeting, but stronger at sustaining long games.Mogis, God of Slaughterfinisher$4.28While not a death trigger, it creates a steady life-total pressure plan in red-black style sacrifice decks. It serves a similar inevitability role by repeatedly draining opponents each turn.
