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FireshriekerutilityBudget$0.50It serves the same combat-damage-doubling role, turning one creature into a much larger attacker. It is the closest direct functional analogue to Inquisitor's Flail.Rage Reflectionutility$1.65Like Inquisitor's Flail, it doubles your combat damage output, though it affects all your creatures instead of just the equipped one. It is a stronger but much more expensive upgrade.Duelist's Heritageutility$0.81It can similarly push huge combat damage, especially in one-on-one attacks, by granting double strike. It is more flexible but requires combat timing rather than being a static equipment bonus.Temur Battle RageutilityBudget$0.26This gives a creature double strike for a turn, which often mimics the damage output boost of Inquisitor's Flail. It is a cheaper, burst-speed alternative rather than a permanent equipment.Embercleaveutility$9.48It plays a similar finisher role by heavily amplifying combat damage and granting double strike. It is far more explosive, but much more mana-intensive.Lizard Bladesutility$4.39Like the Flail, it increases combat damage output through double strike on a creature. It is cheaper to deploy but lacks the defensive doubling effect.Berserkers' OnslaughtutilityBudget$0.57It fills a similar aggressive combat role by giving your attacking creatures double strike. It scales better in go-wide decks but costs much more.Assault StrobeutilityBudget$0.33A very cheap way to replicate the double-damage burst Inquisitor's Flail offers. It is a one-shot effect, but excellent as a budget finisher.
