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Sneak Attackcheat_creature$10.94Provides the same core burst-into-play cheat effect, putting creatures from hand directly onto the battlefield for a turn. It is one of the closest functional equivalents to Ilharg’s attack-triggered reanimation style.Feldon of the Third Pathcheat_creatureBudget$0.90Turns creatures in your graveyard into temporary hasty tokens, creating repeated surprise attacks and ETB value. It plays a similar role as a red creature-cheat engine, though from graveyard instead of hand.Purphoros, Bronze-Bloodedcheat_creature$6.51A red devotion-based engine that can put creatures from your hand onto the battlefield for a turn. It overlaps strongly with Ilharg as a repeatable creature-drop cheat effect in mono-red.Thunderkin AwakenerutilityBudget$0.47Cheats a creature back from the graveyard to attack, rewarding aggressive combat and surprise board presence. While narrower than Ilharg, it fills a similar combat-based tempo role.Terror of the Peakspayoff$28.06Not a cheat effect itself, but it rewards putting big creatures onto the battlefield with immediate damage, which pairs with the same high-impact creature plan. It is a strong red payoff for Ilharg-style decks.Chandra, Torch of DefiancerampBudget$2.87Provides mana acceleration and card advantage in a red midrange shell, helping land and cast the large threats that Ilharg wants to cheat. It supports the same kind of expensive-creature game plan.Dockside Extortionistramp$18.91Generates a huge burst of mana to accelerate into large threats and enable explosive turns. It does not cheat creatures directly, but it serves a similar fast-acceleration role in red decks.Kiki-Jiki, Mirror Breakercheat_creature$15.82Creates temporary copies of creatures for immediate combat pressure and ETB value, echoing Ilharg’s one-turn battlefield impact. It is a combo-leaning red engine that functions similarly in creature-centric decks.
