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The Ozolithutility$47.07Moves counters between permanents and preserves them when creatures leave the battlefield, serving a similar counter-manipulation role. It is more explosive but less directly interactive than Nesting Grounds.Power Conduitutility$8.70Acts as repeatable counter conversion by moving or removing counters from your permanents, similar to Nesting Grounds' counter-shifting function. It is narrower and requires tapping, but fits many counter-focused decks.Hex Parasiteutility$7.95Manipulates counters on permanents by removing them, which often serves the same deck-building role in counter-centric strategies. It is more removal-oriented than transfer-oriented.Resourceful Defenseutility$6.16Designed for moving counters around your board and preserving them through board changes, closely matching Nesting Grounds' counter utility. It also enables more flexible redistribution than a land slot can.Karn's Bastionutility$3.81A colorless utility land that supports counter-based strategies by proliferating, which often fills the same deck slot as Nesting Grounds in +1/+1 or loyalty counter decks. It doesn't move counters directly, but it advances counter accumulation efficiently.Contagion Engineutility$17.08A powerful counter-centric engine that proliferates and can shrink boards, often used as a top-end alternative in counter decks. It doesn't move counters, but it supports the same archetype from a different angle.Powerbalanceutility$0.35Counter manipulation and counter-based board interaction make it relevant to decks that care about moving or managing counters. Its effect is broader and more expensive, but it serves a similar strategic purpose.Nimblewright SchematicutilityBudget$0.12This card isn’t a direct counter mover, but it supports artifact-based counter synergies and can fit similar utility slots in decks that care about board resource management. It is a much looser functional match than the best options here.
