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Fleshbag Marauderremoval$0.30Nearly identical effect: when it enters, each player sacrifices a creature. It is the classic functional twin to Slum Reaper.Merciless Executionerremoval$0.71Same edict-style body as Slum Reaper, forcing each player to sacrifice a creature on entry. It fits the same board-control role in black sacrifice decks.Plaguecrafterremoval$0.43A stronger edict variant that hits creatures or planeswalkers, while still serving the same sacrifice-their-best-piece role. It is often a strict upgrade in many board states.Demon's Discipleremoval$0.34Very similar ETB sacrifice effect, making each player sacrifice a creature, planeswalker, or artifact. It keeps the same edict pressure with extra flexibility.Butcher of Malakirremoval$0.31Not an ETB edict, but it creates a similar sacrifice-based control plan by punishing creature deaths across the table. It serves as a higher-cost upgrade for sacrifice-heavy decks.Braids, Arisen Nightmareutility$3.14Uses a sacrifice requirement to generate repeated edict-like pressure and card advantage over time. It is a more engine-oriented alternative for black sacrifice decks.Gatekeeper of Malakirremoval$0.19A cheaper black creature that can force a creature sacrifice when kicked, filling a similar single-target removal slot. It is a budget-friendly alternative with a lower floor.Syr Konrad, the Grimutility$36.85While not an edict, it plays in the same black attrition space and rewards repeated sacrifice and creature deaths. It complements the same kind of grindy removal plan.
