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Pyrostatic Pillarpunisher$1.68Like Mindsparker, it punishes opponents for casting cheap noncreature spells and especially hits spell-heavy decks. It also fits red aggro/disruption shells as incidental damage against blue-white control.Eidolon of the Great Revelpunisher$1.72A premier spell-punisher that deals damage whenever players cast low-cost spells, overlapping with Mindsparker’s anti-spell pressure. It is broadly stronger, though it hits all players and all colors.Roiling Vortexpunisher$1.53It chips away at opponents for casting spells and also disrupts life gain and free spells, serving a similar red hate role. Compared to Mindsparker, it is more universal but less bursty.Sulfuric Vortexpunisher$1.16A classic red permanent that steadily damages opponents and shuts off life gain, filling a similar attrition role. It does not care about spell colors, but it plays the same aggressive inevitability plan.Searing Meditationpunisher$0.20This enchantment rewards repeated spellcasting with direct damage, echoing Mindsparker’s red control-punisher identity. It is slower and needs setup, but can deal much more damage over time.Fires of Inventionutility$0.83It is not a punisher itself, but it supports the same red strategy of leveraging noncreature spell sequencing and tempo. In decks built around casting multiple spells, it enables the same kind of pressure Mindsparker wants to exploit.Chandra, Awakened Infernofinisher$10.67This planeswalker pressures opponents with unavoidable damage and is hard for control decks to answer cleanly. It serves a similar anti-blue-white finisher role, though at a much higher mana cost.Price of Glorypunisher$10.86Like Mindsparker, it punishes opponents for playing on your turn and especially targets reactive control decks. It is less direct damage, but it attacks the same blue-white instant-speed game plan.
