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Roiling Vortexhate$1.53It strongly overlaps with Tibalt’s anti-life-gain role by shutting off opponents' life gain and also punishing free spells. It’s a cheap red permanent that provides ongoing pressure.Sulfuric Vortexhate$1.16A classic red anti-life-gain card that prevents players from gaining life and steadily drains life each upkeep. It fills the same aggressive hate role, though it affects both players.Rampaging Ferocidonhate$3.79It stops opponents from gaining life and adds extra damage pressure through its attack and token-punishment abilities. It’s a creature-based equivalent in red aggression decks.Eidolon of the Great Revelhate$1.72Not a direct life-gain stopper, but it serves the same red pressure plan by punishing cheap spells and racing life totals. It fits aggressive red decks looking for persistent damage.Ankh of Mishrautility$23.14It applies recurring damage in aggressive strategies much like Tibalt’s Devil token plan. While it doesn’t stop life gain, it serves as a similar low-cost pressure piece.Torbran, Thane of Red Fellfinisher$5.66Torbran amplifies the damage from Tibalt’s Devil tokens and other red sources, making the same aggressive red shell hit much harder. It’s a strong follow-up payoff for red damage decks.Kediss, Emberclaw Familiarutility$5.86Kediss helps spread incremental red damage across opponents, complementing the chip-damage plan Tibalt supports. It’s useful in multiplayer burn strategies.Chandra, Dressed to Killutility$1.05Another red planeswalker that provides steady damage-oriented value and supports aggressive game plans. It’s a close role match as a proactive red walker, though it doesn’t block life gain.
