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Heliod, the Radiant Dawn / Heliod, the Warped Eclipse Heliod, the Radiant Dawn is just an oversized Auramancer, but transform this baddie and you get Heliod, the Warped Eclipse, a Phyrexian god that converts opponents card draw into cost reduction for your spells

Note the Treefolk type there

Few cards could be more archetypal for this than Wicked Wolf

Example Lists Mono Green Creature Based 24 Spells Llanowar Elves Fyndhorn Elves Elvish Mystic Joraga Treespeaker Noble Hierarch Skullclamp Rofellos, Llanowar Emissary Lotus Cobra Devoted Druid Explore Sylvan Advocate Satyr Wayfinder Tireless Tracker Rishkar, Peema Renegade Yavimaya Dryad Oracle of Mul Daya Garruk Wildspeaker Nissa, Worldwaker Verdurous Gearhulk Primeval Titan Walking Ballista Hornet Queen Crafterhoof Behemoth Decimator of Provinces 16 Lands Gaea's Cradle Treetop Village Rishadan Port 13 Forests Gr Ramp 23 Spells Search for Tomorrow Birds of Paradise Oath of Nissa Joraga Tree Speaker Arbor Elf Explore Sakura Tribe Elder Nature's Lore Sylvan Library Sylvan Caryatid Yavimaya Dryad Nissa, the Vastwood Seer Courser of Kruphix Den Protector Oracle of Mul Daya Polukranos, World Eater Garruk Relentless Nissa, Vital Force Primeval Titan Dragonlord Atarka Avenger of Zendikar Ugin, the Spirit Dragon 17 Lands Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx Myriad Landscape Kessig Wolf Run Tiaga Wooded Foothills Stomping Ground Raging Ravine Temple of Abandon 9 Forests These are just two fairly standard example lists

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However, the ability to evoke when you need to is very powerful as you can answer creatures like Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, Murktide Regent or a creature carrying a Colossal Hammer, and the decks that play Solitude tend to be able to recoup this card disadvantage pretty easily