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Quartzwood Crasherfinisher$2.39Big green trampling creature that rewards attacking and can dominate combat in the same finisher slot. It fills a similar role as a large board-based threat, though it creates tokens instead of scaling from convoke.Gigantosaurusfinisher$2.12A very large mono-green beater that offers straightforward combat pressure with trample-like inevitability through sheer size. It serves as a comparable vanilla-style payoff creature for decks wanting a huge green threat.Ghalta, Primal Hungerfinisher$0.89Massive green finisher that can be cast for much less when you have a board, similar to how Ancient Imperiosaur scales with creatures. Both reward developing a wide battlefield and convert it into a huge attacker.Kogla, the Titan Apefinisher$2.78A high-end green creature with trample-like combat pressure and strong board impact on entry and attack. It’s a comparable top-end threat for green creature decks.Old One Eyefinisher$3.54A huge green trampler that immediately adds pressure and generates more board presence. It fills a similar role as a resilient, high-power finisher in green creature decks.Myojin of Blooming Dawnutility$0.40A top-end green creature that can come down as a huge presence and leverage a developed board. While not as combat-focused, it is a comparable expensive green payoff creature.Carnage Tyrantfinisher$4.98A classic green finisher with trample and built-in resilience through hexproof. It plays a similar role as a hard-to-answer giant threat that ends games through combat.Vorinclex, Monstrous Raiderfinisher$29.09A premium green threat that dominates the battlefield and scales dramatically with counters, much like Ancient Imperiosaur’s counter-based size. It is a stronger but higher-impact top-end creature.
