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Grave Pactremoval$22.52A premier sacrifice payoff that forces each opponent to sacrifice creatures whenever your creatures die. It plays in the same aristocrats and edict-control space, though it is broader and more efficient at creature suppression.Dictate of Erebosremoval$30.31Very similar to Grave Pact, turning your sacrifice outlets into repeated edict effects for opponents. It fills the same attrition-control role with flash and an instant-speed surprise factor.Butcher of Malakirremoval$0.31A creature-based version of the Grave Pact effect that repeatedly makes opponents sacrifice creatures when your creatures die. It is slower, but fits the same sacrifice-centric control plan.Anikthea, Hand of Erebosutility$9.65While not a direct edict card, it supports sacrifice and enchantment-centric grind plans in Golgari/Orzhov-style shells. It is a strong alternative if you want repeatable value from sacrifice and enchantments.Kresh the Bloodbraidedfinisher$1.50A classic Jund sacrifice payoff commander that grows from creatures dying and rewards the same attrition game plan. It is more of a finisher than a control piece, but belongs in the same functional ecosystem.Korvold, Fae-Cursed Kingcard_draw$16.92Another Jund sacrifice engine that turns sacrificing permanents into card advantage and a huge threat. It serves the same sacrifice-centric strategy, though it is more explosive and less interactive than Shattergang Brothers.Ziatora, the Incineratorutility$2.83A Jund commander that sacrifices your own creature each turn for damage and Treasure, reinforcing the same sacrifice-and-value play pattern. It is less of a symmetrical removal tool, but a strong functional cousin in the colors.Jund Charmremoval$0.23A flexible Jund utility spell with modes that can sweep small creatures or pump your team, giving the colors' broad interaction profile. It is not a repeatable engine, but it occupies a similar three-color Jund support slot.
