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Rain of Gorehate$10.33Turns life gain into life loss for opponents, creating a similar punishment effect. It is another enchantment that attacks lifegain strategies from a comparable angle.Bloodchief Ascensiondrain$16.05It punishes opponents for losing life and can become a powerful life-drain engine in black. While it does not replace life gain directly, it fills a similar anti-life, drain-focused role.Sulfuric VortexhateBudget$1.16This is one of the classic anti-lifegain lock pieces, preventing life from stabilizing and steadily draining both players. It is red rather than black, but serves a very similar anti-healing purpose.Erebos, God of the Deadhate$10.51Erebos shuts off opponents’ life gain entirely, which is often the complementary effect to Tainted Remedy’s conversion. It also provides card draw in black decks.Harsh MentorpunisherBudget$0.26While not about life gain directly, it similarly punishes opponents for using key game actions and can pressure life totals efficiently. It is a budget-friendly disruptive black-adjacent effect in overall play pattern.Archfiend of Despairfinisher$20.46It doubles life loss to opponents and prevents their life totals from stabilizing effectively. Though much more expensive, it functions as a strong payoff for black drain strategies.Wound Reflectionfinisher$10.19This enchantment amplifies end-step life loss, working as a powerful black-style finisher in drain decks. It is not a lifegain replacement effect, but it fills a similar punishment role.OppressionutilityBudget$2.65Like Tainted Remedy, it is a black enchantment that creates a harsh resource tax on opponents. The effect is different, but it fits the same disruptive enchantment slot in black control shells.
