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Dragon TempestutilityBudget$3.44It rewards Dragon-heavy creature drops with direct damage and provides a similar board-dominating payoff for playing flying threats. While it only hits Dragons, it fills a comparable damage-on-creature-entry role in red.Warstorm SurgeutilityBudget$0.85This is one of the closest functional analogs: your creatures entering the battlefield deal damage equal to their power to any target. It is slower because it costs more, but it provides the same core damage engine.Where Ancients TreadutilityBudget$1.58Like Terror of the Peaks, it turns big creatures entering under your control into direct damage to any target. It is more restrictive because it cares about power 5 or greater, but the payoff is very similar.PandemoniumutilityBudget$0.42This is an older symmetrical version of the same style of effect, letting creatures entering the battlefield deal damage equal to their power to any target. It is riskier, but very close in play pattern.Purphoros, God of the Forgeutility$24.62It plays a similar role as a red engine that converts creature deployment into life-loss pressure across the table. It does not target and uses a smaller damage amount, but serves the same token-and-creature payoff plan.Ilharg, the Raze-BoarfinisherBudget$10.12It is a high-impact red threat that enables repeated creature ETB value and board pressure. While not a damage-on-ETB engine itself, it fits the same aggressive, cheat-big-creatures game plan.Electrostatic FieldutilityBudget$0.90It provides a repeatable damage-based payoff for casting spells, helping red decks pressure life totals similarly to a damage engine. It is more spell-centric and cheaper, but occupies a comparable role in aggressive red strategies.Chandra, Torch of DefianceutilityBudget$2.87Not a direct ETB-damage analog, but it is a red value engine that repeatedly generates advantage and removal while pressuring the opponent. It fits decks looking for a resilient red midrange or finisher piece.
