Mox is analysing…
Typhoid Ratsutility$0.22A cheap creature that naturally threatens trades through deathtouch, filling the same combat-deteriorating role as a deathtouch-enabled attacker. It is more efficient on the battlefield but lacks the self-activation cost.Sedge ScorpionutilityBudget$0.05Another low-cost green creature with deathtouch that serves as an early defensive deterrent and combat trick target. It overlaps strongly in role as a small creature that makes blocking awkward.Ohran Frostfangutility$8.70Provides repeated deathtouch access to your creatures and rewards attacking, functioning as a much larger board-level version of the same combat pressure. It is a strong upgrade in long games.Basilisk Collarutility$3.77Grants deathtouch to any creature, letting your best attacker or blocker replicate the same one-hit threat. It is a flexible equipment-based upgrade to the same function.Bow of Nyleautility$7.13Can give attacking creatures deathtouch, making blocks unfavorable in a similar way to Pestilent Wolf's activated ability. It adds broader utility beyond combat as well.Lurebound Scarecrowutility$0.32A colorless creature that can be used in combat-centric strategies, though it does not naturally grant deathtouch. It is more of a budget filler for a resilient blocker role than a strict equivalent.Gift of the Gargantuanutility$0.09This is not a direct deathtouch analogue, but it supports green creature combat plans by improving board presence and survivability. It is a looser budget-style functional substitute in green utility creature slots.Nessian Hornbeetleutility$0.06A green creature that grows from combat conditions and helps dominate ground stalls, somewhat echoing the pressure Pestilent Wolf creates in combat. It is not deathtouch, but it fits the same aggressive-green creature role.
