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Impact Tremorsdamage_engine$12.42This is the classic enchantment version of the same token- or creature-entry damage trigger, pinging each opponent whenever your creatures enter. It is cheaper to deploy and harder to remove, though it lacks the creature body and unearth utility.Purphoros, God of the Forgedamage_engine$24.62Another premier ETB-damage payoff for creature-based decks, dealing 2 to each opponent whenever a creature enters under your control. It hits harder than Molten Gatekeeper but costs more and is legendary.Witty Roastmasterdamage_engine$1.19A very close functional analogue: a creature that pings each opponent for 1 whenever another creature enters under your control. It has a more fragile body than Molten Gatekeeper but a similar role in token decks.Hero of Bladeholdfinisher$0.55While it does not deal damage directly, it fills a similar aggressive token-payoff role by creating multiple attacking creatures and snowballing board presence. It is a strong creature-based finisher in red-leaning go-wide strategies.Terror of the Peaksdamage_engine$28.06A much stronger creature-entry damage engine that converts every creature you play into direct damage to any target. It is more expensive, but it can end games much faster and doubles as removal.Pandemoniumdamage_engine$0.42This enchantment rewards creatures entering the battlefield by dealing damage equal to their power, creating a similar explosive red damage engine. It is symmetrical, so it is riskier than Molten Gatekeeper.Warstorm Surgedamage_engine$0.85Another big-mana ETB damage payoff that turns every creature you control into a direct damage source. It costs much more, but it provides a powerful late-game version of the same plan.Goblin Bombardmentdamage_engine$15.41Not an ETB trigger, but it serves a similar sacrifice-and-damage role in red token shells and converts creatures into repeated direct damage. It is cheaper and more flexible, especially with recursive bodies.
