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Maelstrom Colossusutility$0.20Another green cascade creature that provides immediate value when cast and fits the same big, swingy top-end threat slot. It is slower and more expensive, but the play pattern is very similar.Apex Devastatorutility$19.27A huge green cascade payoff creature that snowballs into multiple free spells, similar to Annoyed Altisaur’s cascade value plan. It is much more expensive, but serves the same high-end value-finisher role.Solemn Simulacrumramp$0.23A classic colorless-green-friendly value creature that ramps on entry and replaces itself later, fitting the same grindy midrange-to-late-game role. It lacks combat stats, but offers dependable value at a similar point in the curve.Nessian Boarfinisher$0.19A large green creature with trample that dominates combat and threatens major damage in the late game. It does not have cascade, but it fills the same big green finisher slot.Pelakka Wurmfinisher$0.18A seven-mana green finisher with trample and immediate life gain, making it a classic top-end stabilizer. It is a straightforward alternative if you want a huge green creature that swings the game.End-Raze Forerunnersfinisher$0.30A powerful green go-wide finisher that ends games quickly with trample and combat buffs. It plays a different angle than cascade, but occupies the same late-game finisher slot in green decks.Titanoth Rexfinisher$1.84A giant green trampler with cycling that can be cast or used as an efficient late-game threat, giving it a similar big-creature utility feel. It lacks cascade, but offers flexibility and size in the same color identity.Colossal DreadmawfinisherBudget$0.07A budget-friendly green trampling beater that fulfills the same basic role of a big combat threat. It is much simpler and weaker than Annoyed Altisaur, but is a cheap substitute for the trampling body part.
