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Thriving Rhinoutility$0.04Same ‘enters with energy, then can convert energy into +1/+1 counters’ gameplay pattern, but in green. It is a close functional analogue for an energy-based aggressive 2-drop.Thriving Ratsutility$0.11Shares the same energy-to-growth mechanic, using energy to grow itself over time. It fills the same role as a cheap creature that scales with repeated attacks or combat steps.Longtusk Cubutility$0.98A premium energy creature that turns combat damage into +1/+1 counters, serving the same aggressive snowball role. It is more efficient but uses the same energy resource to grow.Electrostatic Pummelerutility$0.56Another red energy creature that converts stored energy into combat power, but it does so explosively rather than incrementally. It overlaps as an energy-based threat that grows from energy investment.Aether Chaserutility$0.08A red 2-drop that produces energy on entry and supports aggressive pressure, similar to the early-game energy curve. It is less self-scaling, but serves the same energy aggro shell.Servant of the Conduitramp$0.07A classic energy enabler that comes down early and immediately gives you energy to spend later. It plays a similar role in energy decks, though as ramp rather than combat scaling.Bomat Courierutility$0.18A cheap red aggressive one-drop that grows into card advantage rather than counters, but fills the same early pressure slot. It is a strong budget-friendly red aggro alternative.Vault Skirgeutility$0.28A low-cost evasive attacker that can become larger over time with resource investment, much like a scalable aggressive 2-drop. It is a different resource loop, but similar in battlefield role.
