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Manabarbspunisher$4.91Punishes players for using noncreature-heavy game plans by converting each land tap into damage. It fills a similar hatebear/punisher role in red-green shells.Eidolon of the Great Revelpunisher$1.72A classic spell-punisher that makes cheap noncreature-heavy decks hurt themselves quickly. It plays a similar anti-spell pressure role, though in a smaller body and lower cost.Harsh Mentorpunisher$0.26Discourages activated abilities from artifacts, lands, and creatures, complementing the same anti-noncreature pressure plan. It is less universal than Ruric Thar but much cheaper to deploy.Zo-Zu the Punisherpunisher$12.54Punishes land development and ramp strategies with direct damage, fitting a similar red punishment package. It is narrower than Ruric Thar but similarly aggressive in punisher decks.Price of Glorypunisher$10.86Makes holding up interaction painful by damaging players when they use mana on other players' turns. It supports a similar anti-control, anti-instant-speed game plan.Fury Stormutility$4.96While not a lock piece, it rewards spell-heavy stacks by copying spells and can support explosive red-based pressure. It is a complementary high-impact red card rather than a direct substitute.Root Mazestax$4.83Slows down artifact and land-based mana development, which mirrors the deck's goal of making noncreature lines awkward. It is a cheaper, more denial-focused alternative.CindervinespunisherBudget$0.23Punishes opponents whenever they cast noncreature spells and can also remove problematic artifacts or enchantments. It is one of the closest functional overlaps to Ruric Thar in Gruul colors.
