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Pandemoniumdamage_engine$0.42Creates a similar damage-on-ETB/board-action pressure plan that converts creature presence into direct damage. It plays a comparable red punishment role for creature-heavy decks, though it triggers off creatures entering rather than dying.Impact Tremorsdamage_engine$12.42A classic red token payoff that turns creature deployment into repeated damage to opponents. It fills the same aggressive engine role in go-wide decks, though it is less explosive than Stalking Vengeance.Warstorm Surgedamage_engine$0.85This is one of the closest functional cousins, turning creature events into damage equal to power. It rewards big creatures similarly, but triggers on entering the battlefield instead of dying.Purphoros, God of the Forgedamage_engine$24.62Another premier red payoff for creature-heavy decks that converts board presence into direct damage. It is more efficient and harder to remove, though it cares about tokens and ETB rather than deaths.Reckless Fireweaverdamage_engine$0.74Provides a cheaper, repeatable damage engine for artifact-based creature swarms and token strategies. While narrower, it serves the same endgame of turning board development into direct life loss.Vicious Shadowsdamage_engine$1.99This card also punishes creature death by dealing damage based on cards in hand, creating a similar death-triggered red finisher. It is more chaotic and can hit harder in long games.Blood Artistdamage_engine$1.84A death-trigger payoff that drains opponents whenever creatures die, making it a close functional analog in sacrifice decks. It is black and much cheaper, but fills the same role of converting creature deaths into damage.Zulaport Cutthroatdamage_engine$1.91Another efficient sacrifice payoff that drains each opponent when your creatures die. It is less swingy than Stalking Vengeance, but much easier to deploy and maintain.
