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Priest of Titaniaramp$5.07Classic Elf mana engine that taps for green equal to the number of Elves you control, making it the closest functional analogue and often even stronger in dedicated Elf decks.Elvish ArchdruidrampBudget$0.45Elf lord that also produces green mana based on your Elf count, giving both tribal scaling and mana acceleration in the same slot.Bloom Tenderramp$13.40A creature mana dork that can generate large bursts of mana from multicolored permanents; while not Elf-specific, it fills a similar scalable ramp role in creature-heavy decks.Marwyn, the Nurturerramp$6.39Another Elf-based mana creature that grows with your board and can tap for increasingly large amounts of green mana, fitting the same tribal ramp plan.Circle of Dreams Druidramp$11.02Produces green mana equal to the number of creatures you control, functioning as a high-ceiling creature-based mana engine similar to Channeler in go-wide decks.Selvala, Heart of the Wildsramp$11.58A powerful creature-based mana source that scales with board size and creature power, often generating very large amounts of mana like Channeler in creature-heavy builds.Heritage Druidramp$2.76Elf combo mana engine that turns multiple Elves into immediate green mana, serving a similar tribal acceleration function though it uses tapping other Elves instead of itself.Wirewood Lodgeutility$8.83Not a mana producer on its own, but it is a key Elf utility piece that enables repeated activation of tap abilities like Wirewood Channeler in Elf shells.
