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Professional Face-Breakervalue_engineBudget$13.59It rewards combat damage to players with Treasure generation and card access, filling a similar red tempo/value role. Like Ragavan, it snowballs advantage by connecting in combat.Laelia, the Blade Reforgedaggressive_valueBudget$1.66A hasty red threat that exiles cards from the top of libraries as it attacks, converting combat into card advantage. It plays a similar aggressive exile-and-cast style game plan.Reckless Impulsecard_drawBudget$0.58It exiles cards off the top of your library for you to cast that turn, echoing Ragavan’s temporary access to exiled cards. While not combat-based, it is a close budget-friendly red card-advantage analogue.Light Up the Stagecard_drawBudget$0.19Another red spell that exiles cards for temporary casting, often effectively replacing itself and generating extra value. It mirrors Ragavan’s impulsive card access at a much lower rate of interaction.Seal of Fireaggressive_threatBudget$0.41A cheap red one-drop that supports aggressive starts and early pressure, much like Ragavan as a fast red opener. It does not generate value, but it matches the low-cost tempo role in red decks.Goblin Guideaggressive_threatBudget$0.40A classic red one-drop aggressive creature that pushes early damage and rewards being on the play, similar to Ragavan’s role as a premier turn-one threat. It is a straightforward budget alternative for red aggro shells.Monastery Swiftspearaggressive_threatBudget$0.32Another elite red one-drop for pressure and tempo, often enabling explosive early turns with cheap spells. It fills the same fast, proactive role as Ragavan in aggressive red decks.Dauthi Voidwalkerdisruption_valueBudget$5.02It exiles cards and lets you cast them later, creating a similar stolen-resource gameplay pattern. Although it is black, its disruption-plus-card-access role is one of the closest functional analogues to Ragavan.
