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Wrenn and SevenutilityBudget$1.20Closest planeswalker in the same Wrenn lineage and color identity, with a green land-focused value engine. It protects itself and turns lands into a major board advantage, making it the nearest functional cousin.Nissa, Who Shakes the Worldramp$7.37Another premier green planeswalker for ramp and land-based mana acceleration. It similarly turns lands into an overwhelming resource advantage, though it focuses more on mana than recursion or card selection.Jiang Yanggu, WildcrafterrampBudget$0.17Green planeswalker that helps lands and mana creatures produce extra value by adding counters and supporting acceleration. It serves a similar utility/ramp role in mono-green decks.Ob Nixilis, the Fallenutility$5.56Land-based value payoff that turns land drops into pressure and can snowball quickly. While it is not a planeswalker, it shares the same strategic emphasis on lands as a resource engine.The Mending of DominariautilityBudget$0.28A green graveyard/value engine that recurs cards and eventually returns lands from the graveyard. It overlaps with Wrenn and Realmbreaker’s graveyard and permanent-recursion theme.ExcavatorutilityBudget$0.31Provides repeatable land recursion from the graveyard, supporting the same lands-from-graveyard game plan. It is a much cheaper, creature-based alternative to Wrenn’s ultimate-style value.Ramunap ExcavatorutilityBudget$3.11One of the best functional substitutes for Wrenn’s emblem, letting you play lands from your graveyard every turn. It directly supports the same recursion loop at a much lower cost.Crucible of Worldsutility$32.41Classic land-recursion staple that lets you play lands from your graveyard, mirroring the long-game value of Wrenn’s ultimate. It is broader and more reliable, though it lacks the planeswalker body and flexibility.
