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Syr Konrad, the Grimutility$36.85Like Realmwalker, this is a tribal payoff creature that supports creature-heavy decks and generates ongoing advantage from your game plan. It is not a top-of-library caster, but it fills a similar role as a synergistic engine creature.Vanquisher's Bannercard_draw$4.65A classic tribal value engine that rewards you for committing to a creature type with card draw and a power boost. It serves a similar deck-building role by turning tribal density into sustained advantage.Herald's Hornutility$4.65This is one of the closest functional cousins: it names a creature type, reduces the cost of those creatures, and provides repeatable card selection. It does not let you cast from the top, but it advances tribal consistency in a similar way.Cavern of Soulsutility$54.55It supports tribal decks by naming a creature type and making those creatures easier to resolve through countermagic. While it is a land rather than a creature engine, it plays a similar tribal-enabler role.Maskwood Nexusutility$2.93This is a powerful tribal enabler that makes all your creatures every type, greatly increasing synergy with type-based cards. Like Realmwalker, it strongly interacts with creature types and tribal payoff cards.Descendants' Pathcard_advantage$0.88This card also cares about creature types and lets you cast creatures from the top of your library, making it one of the closest analogs. It is narrower and more timing-dependent, but the functional role is very similar.The Great Hengecard_draw$57.37A green creature engine that generates card advantage and board development in creature decks. It is not tribal-specific, but it fills the same slot of a repeatable value creature for green creature-heavy strategies.Augur of Autumncard_draw$1.12This green value creature reveals the top of your library and lets you play lands from the top, with coven adding more flexibility. It is a close top-of-library advantage piece, though less tribal-focused than Realmwalker.
