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Living Planeutility$184.42It creates a very similar board-wide effect by turning lands into creatures, with the added twist that it affects only Forests but also lands become 1/1s. It plays the same disruptive role in land-based lock or synergy strategies.Storm Cauldronutility$2.96While it does not animate lands, it punishes land deployment and creates a similar resource-denial play pattern centered on disrupting mana development. It fits the same kind of anti-land control shell.Kormus BellutilityBudget$1.95This card turns Swamps into creatures, functioning as a color-shifted analogue to Nature's Revolt. It is a classic land-animation combo piece and lock enabler.Ashaya, Soul of the Wildutility$27.52It makes your nontoken creatures into Forest lands, enabling land-based synergies and converting creatures into lands rather than the other way around. It occupies a similar tribal/land-animation combo space.Nature's Wrathremoval$2.94This enchantment is another green anti-land card that pressures or punishes specific land types, fitting the same disruptive enchantment slot in land hate decks. It pairs well with land manipulation and denial themes.Dingus StaffutilityBudget$0.41It doesn't animate lands, but it supports similar attrition plans by punishing lands when they are destroyed. It's often used alongside land-wipe or land-combo strategies.The Mending of DominariautilityBudget$0.28This is not a direct analogue, but it is a green enchantment that interacts heavily with lands and can serve in land-centric strategies. It offers value in decks that care about lands as a primary resource.Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmothutility$51.80Urborg can combine with land-animation effects to create powerful lock or synergy patterns, especially in decks that care about lands becoming creatures or specific land types. It is a staple enabler for similar combo shells.
