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Neheb, the Eternalmana_bank$6.53It rewards floating mana across phases and turns unused mana into a major combat threat, much like Omnath turns unspent mana into power. It plays a similar resource-storage role, though for red mana.Kruphix, God of Horizonsmana_bank$3.07This is the closest functional cousin, preserving unspent mana across steps and phases. Unlike Omnath, it banks all colors and converts that mana into future flexibility rather than combat stats.Horizon Stonemana_bankBudget$1.31It lets you keep unspent mana between turns, serving the same core function of storing mana for later. It lacks the creature body and payoff, but is an efficient colorless alternative.Ashaya, Soul of the Wildutility$27.52It scales from a large mana base and turns creatures into forests, supporting green mana-focused strategies. While it doesn't bank mana directly, it similarly rewards building a green-heavy board.Hydroid KrasisfinisherBudget$0.33A mana sink threat that converts large amounts of mana into a massive body and cards, similar to Omnath's scaling with excess mana. It doesn't store mana, but it rewards dumping lots of mana into one creature.Kalonian Hydrafinisher$5.44Like Omnath, it becomes dramatically larger over time and can snowball from a green mana-centric board. It is a pure combat finisher rather than a mana-storage engine.Selvala, Heart of the Wildsramp$11.58It generates large amounts of green mana and turns board development into mana advantage. It serves a similar role as a green mana engine that can scale explosively.Leyline of AbundancerampBudget$1.63It rewards generating lots of green mana and makes your mana creatures and board snowball further. It doesn't preserve mana, but it supports the same green-mana-centric game plan.
