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Ordeal of Thassautility$0.10Same Ordeal cycle structure: an aura that grows a creature on attack and then cashes in for a powerful trigger after three counters. It serves a similar build-around role in counter-based aggro decks.Ordeal of Heliodutility$0.12Very similar attack-based aura that adds counters and then sacrifices itself for a large payoff. It’s the closest white analogue to Ordeal of Nylea’s progression and reward pattern.Ordeal of Purphorosutility$0.12Shares the same trigger pattern of attacking to add +1/+1 counters, then sacrificing for a burst effect. The payoff is different, but the gameplay role is nearly identical.Ordeal of ErebosutilityBudget$0.09Another card from the same cycle with the same counter-building aura gameplay. It’s a close functional match if you want the attack-then-sacrifice mechanic in a different color.Explorationramp$59.49If the main goal is extra land development in green, this provides a repeatable early-game mana advantage. It lacks the aura/counter package, but it fills a similar ramp role more efficiently.Growth Spiralramp$0.31This is a cheap green-based ramp cantrip that accelerates land drops immediately. It plays a similar role of converting early tempo into faster mana, though without the delayed trigger.Nature's Loreramp$3.24Efficient green ramp that finds a land directly onto the battlefield untapped if it’s a Forest. It’s a stronger straight-ramp option compared to the delayed land burst from Ordeal of Nylea.Rampant Growthramp$0.68Classic budget ramp spell that puts a basic land onto the battlefield tapped. It’s a simpler, more immediate version of the mana acceleration Nylea’s Ordeal eventually provides.
