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Hapatra, Vizier of Poisonsutility$1.98Supports a deathtouch-centric game plan by turning combat damage and counters into board presence, similar to Vraska’s reward for deathtouch creatures connecting. It’s a strong commander-style payoff in the same black-green space.Chevill, Bane of Monstersutility$1.09Rewards attacking or interacting with deathtouch and marks creatures for removal, fitting the same grindy BG deathtouch shell. It provides repeated value from picking off threats, much like Vraska turns deathtouch into advantage.Izoni, Thousand-Eyedutility$0.32A black-green token payoff that converts creature-heavy sacrifice/attrition plans into a board flood. While not deathtouch-specific, it fills a similar midrange role of generating value from creatures dying and pressuring the board.Gift of Doomprotection$5.85Gives deathtouch and a pseudo-protection/indestructible mode, directly supporting the same keyword-centric combat plan. It helps a key creature survive while enabling profitable trades and damage triggers.Basilisk Collarutility$3.77Adds deathtouch to any attacker or blocker, letting your creatures trigger Vraska-like reward patterns through combat damage. It also creates strong combat deterrence and pairs especially well with creatures that deal damage repeatedly.Bow of Nyleautility$7.13A value artifact that supports combat-focused green-black decks with deathtouch-like board control and incremental advantage. Its abilities help grind games, matching the attrition style Vraska encourages.Syr Konrad, the Grimutility$36.85Another grindy value engine that turns creature deaths and combat into incremental damage, fitting the same attrition-heavy shell. It doesn’t use deathtouch directly, but it performs a comparable role as a payoff for creature-based board interactions.Dreadhorde Invasionutility$0.71Produces an ever-growing token that can serve as a repeated combat threat in sacrifice or attrition builds. It’s a budget-friendly source of ongoing board presence in the same kind of grindy black-green strategy.
