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Future Sightutility$4.10It gives you play-from-the-top-library access, letting you use the top card as a resource in a similar way. Unlike Vizier, it applies to all spell types but costs more and affects everyone with your hand of cards from the top.Augur of AutumnutilityBudget$1.12It also lets you play lands and cast creature spells from the top of your library, creating a very similar top-of-library value engine. It is more restrictive than Vizier because it depends on having Coven to cast nonland creatures from the top.Oracle of Mul Dayautility$2.99This classic green value creature lets you play with the top card revealed and play lands from the top, overlapping heavily with the library-top manipulation theme. It doesn’t cast creatures from the top, but it fills a similar green advantage role.Burgeoningramp$32.67While it doesn’t interact with the top of the library, it is a green enchantment that accelerates mana and enables explosive starts similar to the card advantage/ramp velocity Vizier supports. It is a budget-friendly engine for proactive green decks.Courser of KruphixutilityBudget$2.83It provides top-card visibility and incremental advantage from the top of your library, making it a strong parallel to Vizier’s informational value. It doesn’t cast from the top, but it is one of the closest green engines for this play pattern.RubblehulkfinisherBudget$0.28This isn’t a top-of-library card, but it is a green creature that can serve as a heavy creature-based finisher in decks that want to keep creature density high. It complements the same kind of creature-centric green shell Vizier belongs in.Genesis Wavecard_drawBudget$0.35It functions as a top-deck style green payoff that converts mana into multiple permanents, often including creatures. It is not the same effect, but it serves a similar role as a green card-advantage engine for creature-heavy builds.Oath of NissautilityBudget$0.27It smooths draws by looking at the top cards and helping you set up your next plays, which overlaps with Vizier’s top-of-library consistency. It is much cheaper and budget-friendly, though it only filters rather than enabling top-casting.
