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Eternal Dragonramp$0.32A green ramp creature with landcycling-style value that can repeatedly find basic Plains and later return as a large threat. It plays a similar role as a flexible top-end card that becomes mana fixing when needed.Krosan Tuskerramp$0.11This is one of the closest analogs: a big creature that can cycle to tutor a basic land, replacing itself while fixing mana. It offers the same flexible early-game utility and late-game body.Titanoth Rexramp$1.84A large green creature with cycling that can fetch a basic land when cycled, giving you the same draw-now, ramp-now option. It is a strong functional upgrade in stats and flexibility.Boneyard Lurkerutility$0.21It is a cycling creature that can act as card selection and eventually provide a graveyard-based recursive threat. While not a land tutor, it fills a similar flexible-value creature slot in green decks.Hieroglyphic Illuminationcard_draw$0.17Like Shefet Monitor, it is a cycling spell that can be used to convert a card into immediate value when needed. It does not ramp, but it fills the same 'cycle for utility' deck role.Cast Oututility$0.13A classic cycle-for-value card that can be played as removal or cycled away when unnecessary, similar to Shefet Monitor's flexibility. It offers broader utility at a comparable function slot.New Perspectivesutility$0.11This supports cycling-heavy strategies by turning cycling into card advantage, making cards like Shefet Monitor much stronger. It is not the same effect, but it serves the same deck archetype role.Drannith Stingerutility$0.29A cycling payoff creature that uses repeated cycling to generate value, fitting the same kind of deck as Shefet Monitor. It is cheaper and more aggressive, but still belongs to the cycling toolbox space.
