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Tarmogoyffinisher$7.21Like Countryside Crusher, this is a cheap creature that grows from cards hitting the graveyard. It fills a similar role as an early board threat that becomes much larger over time.Hogaak, Arisen Necropolisfinisher$1.34Uses the graveyard as a resource and can become a huge threat for a very low effective cost. It plays a similar 'graveyard-fueled beater' role, though with different enablers.Mongrel Packfinisher$0.60This creature also rewards lands going to the graveyard and can scale into a large attacker. It overlaps strongly in red graveyard-synergy deckbuilding.Akoum Hellkiteutility$0.67A red creature that turns land drops into ongoing pressure and rewards land-heavy decks. It is less of a self-mill threat than Countryside Crusher, but serves a similar land-centric payoff role.Wrenn and Sixutility$10.16Not a creature, but it repeatedly recurs lands and fuels graveyard-based land strategies. It supports the same kind of land-recursion and resource-denial gameplan as Crusher.Seismic Assaultutility$1.41This is a classic land-to-graveyard payoff that converts lands into damage. It fits the same red strategy of turning excess lands into board impact.Tectonic Reformationutility$0.29Turns lands in hand into cycling fodder and pairs well with graveyard/land-synergy decks. It is a strong enabler for the same kind of land-discard strategy.Life from the Loamutility$8.62A premier graveyard land engine that keeps lands flowing through the graveyard. It doesn't grow itself, but it supports the same land-recursion shell that Crusher wants.
