Like Hallar, Verazol deals with +1/+1 counters and kicked spells, but instead of being cheap to cast and growing in power like Hallar, Verazol wants you to invest mana / counters into it first and then reap some big rewards by spending those counters to copy your kicked spells
He Who Hungers Okay, but like, this is cannibalism, right
It is also the most affordable top-tier grading service, using technology and operational excellence to drive efficiency, passing the savings on to its customers
Cemetery Desecrator Cemetery Desecrator exiles a card from a graveyard when it enters or dies, then either removes X counters from a permanent or gives a creature X/X, where X is the exiled cards mana value
Torgal is, and Torgal encourages a strategy of Man (humans) and Mans Best Friends (Dogs and Wolves), while being a solid mana dork
I'm not sure there's a land card with a Treefolk on it, but if such a thing existed, I'd count it