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K'rrik, Son of YawgmothrampBudget$0.93Provides life-to-mana acceleration, converting life into resource advantage in a similar high-risk, high-reward way. It is broader than Treasonous Ogre but fills the same “pay life for mana” role.Bitterblossomutility$36.14Not mana production, but it is a black card that turns life into ongoing board advantage, appealing to the same life-as-resource game plan. It is a common support piece in decks that want to leverage life payment.Platinum Emperionprotection$18.85Helps enable aggressive life-payment engines by preventing life total changes, which can synergize with cards like Treasonous Ogre. It occupies a defensive combo-support slot rather than direct mana generation.Heartless HidetsugufinisherBudget$2.82Uses life totals as a resource in a similarly explosive red strategy, often enabling all-in combo or burn lines. It does not make mana, but it mirrors the high-impact, life-total-centered role.Neheb, the EternalrampBudget$6.53Turns combat damage into red mana, giving red decks a burst-mana engine similar to Treasonous Ogre’s explosive acceleration. It rewards aggressive lines and can produce large mana swings.Seething Songramp$10.59A classic red burst-mana spell that fills the same fast-mana role Treasonous Ogre often plays in combo turns. It is temporary rather than repeatable, but much cheaper to deploy.Jeska's Willramp$49.84Produces red mana efficiently and can generate a large burst when the commander is out, making it a strong red acceleration option. It is a spell-based analogue to Treasonous Ogre’s explosive mana generation.Runaway Steam-KinrampBudget$3.28A red creature that builds mana over time from repeated spell casting, serving as another scalable red mana engine. It is less directly life-based, but it supports similar combo-heavy red shells.
