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Ulvenwald Trackerremoval$12.92Provides repeatable creature-based fight removal in green, letting your creatures pick off opposing blockers or threats. It plays a similar board-control role but comes online much earlier.Garruk, Primal Hunterutility$1.72Creates large bodies and supports fight-centric green decks by generating board presence and card advantage. While not a direct fight engine, it fills a similar midrange value role in creature-heavy decks.Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sismautility$0.88Rewards deploying large creatures in Gruul and helps convert creature drops into combat pressure. It is a similar creature-focused payoff for stompy decks, though it lacks the fight trigger.Domri, Anarch of Bolasutility$0.51Fits creature-heavy Gruul strategies by improving combat and helping your creatures fight through removal or blockers. It’s a cheaper planeswalker alternative for the same aggressive midrange shell.Predatory UrgeremovalBudget$0.21Turns one of your creatures into a repeatable fight source, enabling removal through combat damage style play. This is a more fragile but much cheaper functional analogue.Kogla, the Titan Aperemoval$2.78A large green creature that answers opposing threats when it enters and attacks while scaling in creature-heavy decks. It overlaps with Gruul Ragebeast as a big creature that doubles as removal value.Quartzwood Crasherfinisher$2.39Another large Gruul top-end that turns combat into overwhelming board advantage. It fills a similar finisher slot for creature-based decks that want to dominate the battlefield with big bodies.Hamletback Goliathfinisher$0.43A huge red-green-friendly finisher that snowballs off other creatures entering the battlefield. It is less interactive than Gruul Ragebeast but serves the same top-end creature payoff role.
