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Gilded Lotusramp$0.95A large colorless mana rock that provides a big mana burst once deployed, filling a similar late-game ramp role. It doesn’t scale off tokens, but it converts one permanent into significant mana acceleration.Nyx Lotusramp$5.64Another high-cost mana artifact that can generate a large amount of mana in the late game. Like Bag End Banquet, it asks for board setup before paying off with explosive mana.Caged Sunramp$3.83A six-mana artifact that dramatically increases mana production, serving as a late-game mana engine. It’s less flexible than Bag End Banquet but plays the same ‘big artifact ramp payoff’ role.Mana Reflectionramp$5.16A powerful high-end mana doubler that turns existing resources into much more mana. It occupies the same late-game acceleration slot even though it is not an artifact and costs more overall in practice.The Great Hengeramp$57.37A colorless-green value artifact that both helps stabilize the board and generates mana advantage over time. It’s a premium big-mana artifact with strong incremental payoff, similar in role to a pricey artifact engine.Forsaken Monumentramp$4.15A colorless ramp payoff that boosts colorless mana sources and adds extra value to colorless-heavy decks. It pairs naturally with token-based mana plans and serves a similar explosive late-game function.Urza's Sagautility$36.94This land creates artifacts and eventually converts them into mana/value through token and artifact synergies. It’s not a direct analogue, but it supports the same artifact-token ramp shell and can generate material advantage.Clock of Omensutility$6.14A colorless artifact combo/ramp enabler that turns artifacts into mana acceleration by untapping permanents. In artifact token decks, it can function as an alternative engine for converting tokens into resources.
