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Prey UponremovalBudget$0.04Very close functional cousin: your creature fights an opposing creature, using power-based damage at sorcery speed. It’s a classic green removal spell that scales with your board.Ram Throughremoval$0.38Keeps the same green combat-removal feel and can also push trample damage through if your creature has trample. It is often a stronger version of the effect because it can hit the opponent too.Pit Fightremoval$0.14An instant-speed fight spell in green-red that most closely mirrors Clear Shot’s timing and creature-based removal. It’s a flexible combat trick plus removal, though it needs red in the color identity.Rabid Biteremoval$0.08Very similar to Clear Shot in that your creature deals damage to an opposing creature without taking damage back. It’s a clean green removal option, though it lacks the small power buff.Hunt the WeakremovalBudget$0.04This is one of the closest analogues: it boosts your creature and then has it deal damage based on its power. The main difference is that it uses a +1/+1 counter and is sorcery speed.Primal Mightremoval$0.18A scalable green fight spell that can either act as removal or a pump spell, making it a more flexible version of the same basic plan. It can be much stronger in late game, but costs more if you want bigger stats.Ancient Animusremoval$0.15Another green fight effect that rewards you for having a legendary creature, which can make it a cheap and efficient removal spell. It’s narrower than Clear Shot but very comparable in gameplay.Nature's Wayremoval$0.16A close combat trick/removal hybrid: it grants power and trample, then effectively lets your creature kill a blocker or attacker. It’s broader than Clear Shot when trample matters.
