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Plaguecrafterremoval$0.43A very similar black sacrifice creature that forces each player to sacrifice a creature or planeswalker. It fills the same edict-style disruption role, though it has a slightly different target range and lower mana cost.Fleshbag Marauderremoval$0.30This is one of the closest functional analogs: each player sacrifices a creature when it enters. It is cheaper and a staple edict effect for sacrifice-based black decks.Merciless Executionerremoval$0.71Another close edict creature with the same enter-the-battlefield sacrifice pattern. It is essentially a budget functional cousin, trading creature type and small stat differences for lower cost.Grave Pactutility$22.52Like Wasteland Raider, it pressures creature boards through sacrifice, but does so repeatedly whenever your creatures die. It is much more expensive, but stronger in aristocrats and sacrifice shells.Dictate of Erebosutility$30.31A flash enchantment version of the same sacrifice-based control plan, forcing each opponent to sacrifice when your creatures die. It is a higher-cost, more resilient upgrade for black sacrifice decks.Chainer's Edictremoval$0.21This is a classic black sacrifice removal spell that forces a player to sacrifice a creature, with flashback for extra value. It plays a similar role as a one-for-one edict effect, though it is not attached to a creature.Liliana's Triumphremoval$0.30A budget-friendly instant edict that makes each opponent sacrifice a creature if you control a Liliana, or a single opponent otherwise. It serves the same removal role, with a lower upfront cost.Slum Reaperremoval$0.30This creature keeps the same enters-the-battlefield edict text as Wasteland Raider without the squad scaling. It is a close low-cost substitute for boards where you want the sacrifice trigger on a body.
