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River Boautility$0.52A classic small green regenerating threat that can repeatedly protect itself with mana. It fills the same resilient creature role, though it is more evasive and mono-green.Thicket Basiliskutility$1.84Another green creature that can survive combat through regeneration-like self-protection and serves as a durable board presence. It is slower and more defensive, but occupies a similar creature role.Drudge Skeletonsutility$1.07A comparable low-cost creature defined by repeatable regeneration. It is black instead of Gruul, but it plays the same persistent blocker/attacker role.Willow Satyrutility$67.62A cheap creature with a built-in regeneration payment that lets it stay on the battlefield. It is another early-game nuisance creature that can repeatedly protect itself.Sedge Trollutility$16.00A very close functional cousin: a tough troll creature with regeneration mana available for self-protection. It is larger and slightly more mana-intensive, but clearly in the same family of resilient Troll threats.Thrun, the Last Trollutility$1.59A modern upgrade on the hard-to-remove troll threat concept, with built-in resilience and combat longevity. It does not use regeneration, but it serves the same role of a sticky green creature.River Kelpieutility$0.51A similarly durable creature that can keep generating value and is difficult to answer cleanly. It is not a regeneration creature, but it occupies the same resilient utility slot in slower decks.Skarrgan Pit-SkulkutilityBudget$0.07A cheap Gruul creature that can become very hard to deal with once it grows, functioning as an early aggressive body. It lacks regeneration, but matches the low-cost red-green attacker role.
