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Oakgnarl Warriorfinisher$0.16A green Treefolk that rewards you for playing a Treefolk-heavy deck, growing into a much larger threat as you continue casting the tribe. It fills a similar tribal payoff role, though it is more about scaling with multiple creature types than only forests and Treefolk spells.Treefolk Harbingerutility$9.26Another low-cost Treefolk that supports Treefolk tribal strategies. It is less of a combat threat, but it helps assemble the same kind of deck Battlewand Oak wants to be in.Dungrove Elderfinisher$0.94This is a mono-green creature that scales hard with Forests and rewards heavy basic Forest construction. Like Battlewand Oak, it turns a Forest-focused deck into a much bigger attacker.Leaf-Crowned Elderutility$4.20A Treefolk tribal payoff that generates card advantage and board presence when you keep casting Treefolk spells. It overlaps strongly with Battlewand Oak's desire for a dedicated Treefolk shell.Dauntless Dourbarkfinisher$2.90A green Treefolk whose size is tied to your Forests, making it a similar “go tall” tribal payoff. It is often a simpler budget-friendly threat for Forest-heavy decks.Treefolk Seedlingsfinisher$0.45A cheap Treefolk that becomes larger based on your Forest count, matching the same kind of Forest-centric scaling plan. It is a close functional cousin in tribal green decks.Timber Protectorprotection$20.42A powerful Treefolk tribal payoff that strengthens your whole board and protects your Treefolk from destruction. It supports the same tribe and can serve as a more expensive upgrade in Treefolk-heavy builds.Bosk Banneretramp$0.36A Treefolk-support card that helps you deploy your tribal spells more efficiently. It does not attack like Battlewand Oak, but it belongs in the same kind of Treefolk deck and improves the overall game plan.
