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Skirsdag High PriestutilityBudget$0.18Like Warren Soultrader, it turns sacrificing creatures into powerful resource generation, though it makes Demons instead of Treasures. It rewards a sacrifice-heavy black deck and can convert small bodies into a much larger board presence.Pawn of UlamogutilityBudget$4.04This also rewards creature death by turning your sacrifices into mana value on later turns through Spawn tokens. It fills a similar engine role in aristocrats-style decks, especially with disposable creatures.Sifter of SkullsutilityBudget$0.85A close functional cousin that turns your creatures dying into colorless mana via Eldrazi Scions. It provides a steady sacrifice payoff and helps recast or activate more threats.Pitiless PlundererutilityBudget$2.18One of the closest analogs: whenever your creatures die, you get Treasure tokens instead of needing an activated sacrifice cost. It is a premier treasure engine for black sacrifice decks.Blood ArtistutilityBudget$1.84Not a mana engine, but it plays the same aristocrats role by converting sacrifice loops into life-drain value. It is a staple payoff for decks built around repeatedly sacrificing creatures.Bastion of RemembranceutilityBudget$0.35Like other black sacrifice engines, it turns your creature deaths into persistent value and helps close games through incremental drain. It is a resilient payoff that pairs well with token and sacrifice shells.Pitiless PontiffutilityBudget$0.09This creature is built to sacrifice fodder for value, trading creatures for deathtouch and indestructibility in combat. It supports the same black sacrifice plan and can turn excess bodies into a threatening board position.Viscera SeerutilityBudget$5.22While it doesn't make Treasure, it is one of the best low-cost sacrifice outlets in black and enables the same engine-style gameplay. It lets you convert creatures into graveyard triggers and combo consistency.
