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Mana Reflectionramp$5.16Doubles the mana produced by your permanents, creating a similar explosive mana-amplification effect over a whole turn cycle. It is broader and permanent-based rather than a one-turn scheme effect.Heartbeat of SpringrampBudget$3.43It turns every land tap into extra mana for all players, similar to the source card's symmetrical mana boost. This is the closest enchantment analogue, though it is permanent and global.Mana Flareramp$42.17Very similar to Heartbeat of Spring, adding one extra mana whenever a land is tapped for mana. It matches the same general play pattern of accelerating everyone’s mana.Dictate of KarametrarampBudget$0.92Adds an extra mana whenever a player taps a land for mana, closely mirroring the scheme’s effect. The flash and enchantment card type make it a flexible but risky accelerator.Zhur-Taa AncientrampBudget$0.38This creature doubles mana production for lands, which is functionally similar in that it heavily amplifies land taps. It is less universal than the scheme but serves the same ramp role in Gruul shells.Overabundanceramp$5.90It adds extra mana when lands are tapped, but with the twist of dealing damage unless that mana is spent. It is a close functional cousin to the scheme's temporary mana-surge effect.Primal Vigorramp$13.71While more broadly a doubling effect for counters and tokens, it also echoes the idea of a table-wide resource explosion. It is a looser match but a powerful multiplayer enabler in the same mana-cost neighborhood.Burgeoningramp$32.67Not a mana doubler, but it accelerates land deployment in a way that can create a similar burst of mana advantage over time. It is a budget-friendly way to snowball resources early.
