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Adaptive Automatonutility$1.29A colorless tribal lord that enters choosing a creature type and buffs all creatures of that type. It fills a very similar role in tribal decks, though it grants team-wide power/toughness instead of growing itself.Vanquisher's Bannerutility$4.65Another tribal payoff that rewards you for choosing a creature type and playing more of that tribe. It is more expensive, but offers a larger ongoing reward with card draw.Maskwood Nexusutility$2.93It supports tribal synergies by making all your creatures every type, which pairs especially well with cards like Bloodline Pretender. It does not grow itself, but it enables the same kind of tribal-trigger gameplay.Realmwalkerutility$1.19A changeling-based tribal enabler that also asks you to name a creature type and rewards that choice. It is cheaper and focuses more on card advantage than on growing itself.Universal Automatonutility$0.65A colorless changeling creature that fits into any tribal shell and counts as the chosen type for tribal triggers. It is much smaller, but serves as a low-cost tribal enabler.Changeling Outcastutility$1.28A cheap changeling body that works in any tribe and reliably triggers 'whenever a creature of this type enters' effects through tribal synergies. It is far more aggressive and budget-friendly, though it lacks the self-scaling payoff.Taurean Maulerutility$2.26A changeling that naturally grows with creatures entering the battlefield, similar to a self-scaling tribal threat. It grows from any spell being cast rather than from a chosen tribe entering, so it plays a related but broader role.MistwalkerutilityBudget$0.14Another changeling creature that can fill any tribal slot and interact with type-based payoffs. It is more evasive and flexible, but less directly tied to a chosen-type trigger.
