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Mycolothtoken_engine$3.52A classic Saproling engine in green that turns counters into a growing board of tokens each turn. It fills a similar fungus/token-doubling role in token-heavy decks.Saproling Symbiosistoken_engine$1.44Creates a large number of Saprolings based on how many creatures you already have, similar to Sporoloth Ancient’s go-wide fungus payoff. It’s a strong token payoff that scales with board presence.Slimefoot, the Stowawaytoken_engine$7.32A green-black commander staple for Saproling production and sacrifice value, echoing the Fungus/Saproling plan. It supports the same board-filling token strategy from a different angle.Verdant Forcetoken_engine$0.26A repeatable token generator that steadily makes Saprolings each upkeep, very close in game plan to Sporoloth Ancient. It is a slower but powerful old-school engine.Nemata, Grove Guardiantoken_engine$0.48A Saproling-focused value card that creates tokens and can pump a wide board, fitting the same tribal token role. It provides both production and combat pressure.Thelon of Havenwoodutility$0.40A Fungus lord that rewards spore counter play and improves the tribe’s scaling, making it highly synergistic with Sporoloth Ancient. It helps the same deck archetype function more efficiently.Utopia Mycontoken_engine$9.31Another Fungus that uses spore counters to produce Saprolings, closely matching the core mechanic of Sporoloth Ancient. It is a cheaper, smaller version of the same engine.Thallidtoken_engine$0.38The original spore-counter-to-Saproling creature that defines the same Fungus gameplay loop. It is the closest budget analogue to Sporoloth Ancient’s engine, just at a much smaller scale.
