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Squee's Embraceutility$0.15Like Stampeding Wildebeests, it lets you repeatedly reuse a creature by returning it to hand as part of an ongoing engine. It supports value loops with creatures that have enter-the-battlefield effects.Temur Sabertoothutility$2.43Provides repeated bounce of your own creatures for reuse and protection, filling a similar creature-engine role. It is more flexible because it can also protect itself and works with any creature, not just green ones.Whitemane Lionutility$0.14A classic self-bounce value creature that reuses enters-the-battlefield triggers and can save another creature from removal. It mirrors the tempo/value pattern of returning one of your own creatures to hand.Kor Skyfisherutility$0.57Another efficient self-bounce creature that repeatedly picks up your own permanents for value. While it doesn't match the color identity, it serves the same practical role in bounce-and-replay decks.Erratic Portalutility$2.72Lets you repeatedly return your own creatures to hand to reuse ETB effects, which is the same core engine Wildebeests enables. It is slower but much more general-purpose.Cloudstone Curioutility$8.72A powerful bounce engine for replaying creatures and chaining enters-the-battlefield triggers. It is not a creature, but it fills the same value-loop role at a higher power level.Sakura-Tribe Elderramp$0.38Not a bounce card, but it plays the same fair green value role in creature-based midrange decks by generating incremental advantage while being a creature. It is a common budget-friendly green utility piece.Eternal Witnesscard_advantage$1.48A premier green value creature that recurs cards from the graveyard, fitting the same grindy green utility slot. It pairs well with bounce engines and is a strong upgrade in many decks.
