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Deeproot Championutility$0.25A blue creature that cares about counters and grows over time, rewarding a deck built around incremental progression. Like Homarid, it has a scaling combat stat pattern tied to counters rather than a one-shot effect.Tidal Courierutility$0.21A Merfolk creature with an oceanic, board-state-centric feel and a mana value close to Homarid. It functions as an early blue creature that can become relevant in combat in a similar low-end creature slot.Sage of Hoursfinisher$15.29A blue creature that uses counters as its core mechanic and can convert them into a major payoff. It fits the same counter-management role, though it is more explosive than Homarid.Charix, the Raging Isleutility$3.37A blue creature with unusual scaling and a strong sea-themed identity, serving as a big defensive body. Like Homarid, it is a quirky blue creature whose stats matter more than text-box complexity.Brineborn Cutthroatutility$0.15A blue creature that grows with game actions and can become a large threat over time. It shares the incremental-growth gameplay of Homarid, though it uses spellcasting rather than upkeep counters.Vodalian Hexcatcherutility$4.07A blue creature that supports a tribal/control shell while remaining relevant on board. It is a similar low-cost blue body that scales with the game and can matter beyond its base stats.Cosi's Tricksterutility$0.47A small blue creature that grows through counters and can end up much larger than its mana cost suggests. It plays a similar role as a cheap blue creature with counter-based scaling.Kumena's Speakerutility$0.09A blue creature that often becomes efficiently sized in the early game. It resembles Homarid as a cheap blue attacker that can function above rate under the right conditions.
