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Llanowar Visionaryramp$0.18A cheap green creature that advances mana development while providing value on entry and death-like tempo through card draw. It plays a similar role as a small utility body that helps you stay ahead on resources.Sakura-Tribe Elderramp$0.38A classic one-mana green creature that trades itself for a land, much like Edge Rover replaces itself with mana development when it dies. It is one of the closest functional analogues in green.Satyr Wayfinderutility$0.18A low-cost green creature that helps smooth draws and find lands, filling a similar early-game utility slot. It offers value from a small body rather than raw combat efficiency.Elvish Rejuvenatorramp$0.08A cheap green creature that can effectively put a land onto the battlefield, giving ramp attached to a creature body. It serves a similar role as a disposable value creature that improves mana development.Undercellar Myconidutility$0.14A green creature that generates extra value when it dies, creating resources that can be converted into board or mana advantage. It resembles Edge Rover’s death-triggered token value play pattern.Benevolent Hydrautility$10.64A green creature with flexible board presence that can serve as a useful scalable threat and resource sink. While not a direct ramp piece, it fills a similar green creature slot that can be traded off for value.Llanowar Elvesramp$2.29A premier one-mana green creature for early acceleration, useful when you want the cheapest possible equivalent to a green value creature. It lacks the death trigger but matches the role of early-game mana development.Birds of Paradiseramp$275.00A one-mana mana creature that provides early fixing and acceleration, making it a strict efficiency upgrade in many decks. It shares the same low-cost utility role despite being broader in color fixing.
