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Quirion Rangerutility$3.11Functions as a cheap green creature that repeatedly reuses a creature by returning a Forest to hand, enabling mana acceleration and combat tricks. It fills a similar synergy/utility role in creature-heavy green decks.Scryb Rangerutility$0.34Like Wirewood Symbiote, it provides repeatable untap utility on a low-cost creature body. It also has flash and protection from blue, making it a strong functional cousin for creature-based engine decks.Thousand-Year Elixirutility$14.81It enables extra untaps and lets creatures use tap abilities immediately, similar to how Wirewood Symbiote turns creatures into reusable resources. It is broader and works with any creature, not just Elves.Magewright's Stoneutility$9.08A direct untap engine that can reset a tapped creature every turn for mana efficiency and combo use. It is narrower than Wirewood Symbiote but serves the same core role of repeated untapping.Patriar's Sealutility$3.07Provides repeatable untap utility while also generating mana, which is useful in the same kind of creature-combo shells. It is slower than Wirewood Symbiote but occupies a similar support slot.Seedborn Museutility$11.89This is the premium version of untap-based value, untapping all your permanents each turn cycle. It plays a similar role in grinding value and enabling repeated activation, but at a much higher mana cost.Selvala, Heart of the Wildsutility$11.58Not a direct untapper, but she functions as a key green creature-combo engine that generates mana and card advantage in creature decks. She often occupies the same deck space as Wirewood Symbiote-style value pieces.Birchlore Rangersramp$0.72A one-mana Elf that converts tapped Elves into mana, giving Elf tribal decks a similar low-cost engine role. While it doesn't untap, it supports the same fast, recursive creature-based game plan.
