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Collected Companyvalue_engine$2.49A classic green value spell that puts two creatures with mana value 3 or less directly onto the battlefield at instant speed. It serves a very similar ‘hit two permanents from the top of the library’ role, though narrower on card types and cheaper on mana value.Aetherworks Marvelramp$0.27Both cards convert deck quality into battlefield advantage by cheating permanents into play. Marvel is more explosive and build-around focused, but fills a similar high-ceiling advantage role.Sunbird's Invocationvalue_engine$0.35Another green-friendly big-value engine that turns casting spells into free cards from the top of the library. It is slower than Storm the Festival but similarly aims to generate multiple permanents worth of advantage.Genesis Wavevalue_engine$0.35A big green sorcery that dumps multiple permanents from the top of your library onto the battlefield. It is the closest mass-cheat analogue, trading Storm the Festival’s selection for a much larger burst at higher mana investment.Finale of Devastationtutor$36.20A scalable green sorcery that can tutor a creature directly onto the battlefield, functioning as a high-end mana sink for creature-based decks. It overlaps with Storm the Festival as a late-game permanent cheat spell with flashback-like inevitability from excess mana.Chord of Callingtutor$5.27An instant-speed green tutor that turns mana into a creature on the battlefield. It is not top-deck based, but it fills a similar role as a green spell that converts resources into board presence.Winota, Joiner of Forcesvalue_engine$0.92Like Storm the Festival, it rewards building around noncreature or low-cost setup by putting multiple permanents into play from the library. It is more aggressive and color-specific, but similar in the ‘cheat threats into play’ function.Glimpse the Corecard_advantage$0.20A green selection-and-ramp spell that looks at the top of the library and advances board development. It is more about smoothing and resource gain than cheating permanents, but occupies a similar card-advantage slot.
