#5: Jegantha, the Wellspring Jegantha, the Wellspring is actually very similar to Keruga, the Macrosage, with the added bonus of being much easier to play in five-color Commander decks, where it shouldn't take too much work to meet the "no more than one of the same mana symbol" companion restriction, in that it already has an easy home in Niv-Mizzet, Reborn decks
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#16 Seedtime Ill always run Seedtime in my green stompy decks
Now, while this isn't the strongest ex card by a long shot, it does provide a Grass-type alternative until you pull a Venusaur ex
A-Tier (Winrate between 49% and 51%): Top meta decks, capable of holding their own against Tier S, although they are less explosive and/or less consistent