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Bear Umbraramp$8.09Provides a similar combat-triggered untap effect for your lands, letting you keep mana available after attacking. It also rewards connecting in combat with a power boost and totem armor protection.Sword of Feast and Famineutility$37.66Like Nature's Will, it untaps your lands when a creature connects, enabling post-combat mana development. It also adds disruption by forcing a discard and protecting the equipped creature.Aggravated Assaultfinisher$24.78Works with combat damage and extra combat steps to convert board presence into more attacks and mana-fueled turns. It fills a similar extra-combat snowball role, especially in green-red shells.Nature's ResurgencerampBudget$0.40Shares the idea of turning combat damage into resource acceleration, especially by rewarding creature combat presence. It is less direct than Nature's Will but supports the same snowball game plan.Sword of the Animistramp$5.71Not a combat-damage tap/untap effect, but it serves a similar mana-advantage role by turning attacks into land ramp. It is a common budget-friendly way to snowball from combat.Druids' Repositoryramp$5.04Builds mana from attacking creatures in a way that can rapidly scale after combat, similar to leveraging combat to generate resources. It is especially strong in creature-heavy decks that attack often.Klauth, Unrivaled Ancientramp$19.34Converts combat pressure into a huge mana burst for the rest of your turn, echoing Nature's Will's explosive post-combat mana advantage. It is more expensive, but much larger in payoff.Old Gnawboneramp$54.90Similar combat-based mana generation that rewards successful attacks with treasure tokens. It is slower and more expensive, but can generate even more mana in the right board states.
