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TerastodonremovalBudget$0.28Big green creature that destroys multiple noncreature permanents on entry, filling a similar ramp-into-removal finisher role. It is less recursive than Woodfall Primus but often affects the board even harder immediately.Acidic SlimeremovalBudget$0.19Classic green creature removal for artifacts, enchantments, or lands with deathtouch to deter attacks. It is much cheaper and less powerful, but serves the same creature-based utility role.Bane of Progressremoval$3.87Massive green creature that sweeps away artifacts and enchantments when it enters, acting as a powerful permanent-based reset button. It is a higher-impact but narrower alternative to Woodfall Primus.Sylvan Primordialremoval$4.43Large green creature that repeatedly answers noncreature permanents by destroying one per opponent when it enters. It occupies the same top-end green ETB removal slot, though it is banned in Commander.Krosan TuskerutilityBudget$0.11Not removal, but a green value creature that can be cycled for card advantage and board development in big-mana decks. It is a budget-friendly alternative if you want a large creature payoff without the same destruction effect.Rampaging Balothsfinisher$0.54A large green finisher that creates repeated board presence off land drops, similar to how Woodfall Primus provides recurring value from a single threat. It does not remove permanents, but it fills the same midrange-to-lategame creature payoff role.Tyrant of Discordremoval$1.70Huge creature that can swing the board by forcing a random permanent sacrifice when it enters, making it a chaotic top-end removal creature. It is more red than green, but functionally similar as a high-mana ETB answer to permanents.Hornet QueenfinisherBudget$0.23Seven-mana green creature that stabilizes the board and creates an immediate defensive army. It is not removal, but it often serves the same role in ramp decks as a resilient top-end threat.
