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Elvish Piperramp$2.62A classic cheat-into-play creature that puts a creature card from your hand onto the battlefield for a low activation cost. It fills a very similar role as a green permanent cheat engine, though it is creature-only rather than any permanent.Sneak Attackramp$10.94A famous cheat effect that puts creatures from hand onto the battlefield at instant speed, enabling explosive turns like Kona. It is narrower and temporary, but very similar in play pattern.Quicksilver Amuletramp$2.96This artifact turns spare mana into putting creatures from your hand onto the battlefield, echoing Kona’s deployment burst. It is slower but highly reliable and colorless.Guild Feudramp$0.19While less direct, it can put creatures from the library onto the battlefield and creates a similarly swingy board development plan in green decks. It functions as a big mana cheat engine in the same family of effects.Pattern of Rebirthramp$4.44This enchantment converts a creature death into a creature entering the battlefield from the library, supporting the same green “get a huge thing into play” strategy. It is more combo-oriented than Kona, but fills a comparable cheat role.Defense of the Heartramp$28.09A powerful green enchantment that can cheat two creatures directly onto the battlefield, often ending games immediately. It is less incremental than Kona, but occupies the same high-impact ramp/cheat slot.Tooth and Nailfinisher$1.79A classic green finisher that can search up creatures and put them onto the battlefield, serving the same late-game payoff role. It is more expensive, but it’s one of the strongest analogs for Kona’s big permanent deployment plan.Natural Orderramp$14.24This green spell sacrifices a creature to put another green creature directly onto the battlefield, giving explosive acceleration into a threat. It’s narrower than Kona, but the resulting gameplay is very similar.
