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Fleshbag Marauderremoval$0.30Very close to Plaguecrafter in role and play pattern: a 3-mana black creature that forces each player to sacrifice a creature on entry. It lacks the planeswalker option and discard rider, but is a classic functional equivalent.Merciless Executionerremoval$0.71Another 3-mana black edict creature that makes each player sacrifice a creature. It is slightly less flexible than Plaguecrafter, but fills the same sacrifice-based removal role.Demon's Discipleremoval$0.34A near-match to Plaguecrafter’s effect with each player sacrificing a creature or planeswalker? no, it is narrower, but still a multiplayer edict creature with a similar board-control function. It is a useful budget or duplicate-style option in black sacrifice shells.Bane of the Livingremoval$0.27Serves a similar mass-creature-control role in black, though through a scalable sweeper instead of an edict trigger. It is often used when you want a black creature that can clear the board at a similar utility slot.Plague MareremovalBudget$0.19While not an edict, it is another black creature that functions as repeatable creature control in low-toughness-heavy metas. It can help answer utility creatures the way Plaguecrafter often does.Sheoldred's Edictremoval$1.31A strong direct analogue in function: a cheap black sacrifice effect that can hit creatures, planeswalkers, or hexproof/indestructible threats via sacrifice. It is instant-speed and more flexible than Plaguecrafter, though not a creature.Deadly Rollickremoval$23.48Another premium sacrifice-based removal spell that can remove problematic creatures without targeting, and it is especially efficient in Commander. It doesn’t mimic the creature body, but it occupies the same premium edict/removal slot.Soul Shatterremoval$4.09Similar in that it forces each opponent to sacrifice a creature or planeswalker with the highest mana value, giving black access to broad edict-style interaction. It is often stronger against singular large threats, though it is more situational.
