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Necrogen Mistsutility$13.85Shares the grindy black attrition plan, pressuring both players every turn. It doesn’t deal damage, but it similarly constrains small-board decks and favors slower control shells.Annihilating GlareremovalBudget$0.19A black sacrifice-based removal spell that fits the same attrition-oriented play pattern. It’s a much cleaner answer than Plague Spitter, but occupies the same black control slot.Crypt Ratsremoval$0.45Closest functional analogue: repeatable board-wide damage from a black creature that can sweep creatures and players. It scales more flexibly, but serves the same role as a threatening board pinger.Nekrataalremoval$0.29A classic black creature removal body that provides removal on a creature, like Plague Spitter provides damage on a creature. It trades repeatable damage for a one-shot kill with a body attached.Plague MareutilityBudget$0.19Another black creature that helps punish small creatures and tokens through repeated board pressure. It’s not as universally damaging, but it fills a similar anti-x/1 attrition role.Engineered Plagueutility$8.04A low-cost black hate piece that repeatedly weakens or kills a chosen creature type. It fulfills the same ongoing board-control function, especially against tribal or token decks.Sulfuric Vortexfinisher$1.16Not black, but it mirrors the constant global life-loss pressure Plague Spitter creates. It’s a stronger pure player-damage engine, though it doesn’t hit creatures.Massacre Wurmremoval$4.35A bigger, more powerful version of the same attrition idea: punish opposing creatures and their controller when it enters. It doesn’t ping every turn, but it delivers a devastating board swing.
