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Tireless Provisionerramp$2.59Generates extra mana from a combat-related trigger, though it makes Treasures only when lands enter rather than from opponents losing life. It fits the same black-green resource-acceleration shell and is a strong staple replacement.Old Gnawboneramp$54.90Another combat-scaling mana engine that turns damage into Treasure, letting you convert attacking into explosive mana. It is much more expensive, but plays a similar snowballing role in green-based decks.Bontu's Monumentramp$3.70Provides cost reduction and incremental drain, rewarding black creature-heavy decks with a mana/value advantage over time. It doesn't make mana directly from opponents losing life, but it serves a similar attrition-and-ramp style role in black decks.Black Marketramp$4.05Stores up mana as creatures die and can produce enormous bursts in creature-heavy games. Like Belbe, it is a delayed mana engine that can create huge explosive turns.Cryptolith Riteramp$5.76Turns your creatures into mana sources, enabling the same kind of explosive postcombat sequencing Belbe enables. It is broader and often easier to build around in token and go-wide shells.Jet Medallionramp$12.59A strict mana-efficiency upgrade for black spells, similar in that it accelerates your game plan without needing combat damage triggers. It is not a burst engine, but it occupies a similar support role in B/G decks.Golgari Signetramp$0.50A cheap, reliable two-color accelerator for black-green decks that helps bridge into bigger plays. It is far less explosive than Belbe, but it fills the same early-game ramp slot.Sol Ringramp$2.97Universal fast mana that outpaces Belbe on raw efficiency and helps cast the same kind of big follow-up spells. It is colorless, but it is one of the closest functional upgrades for explosive mana production.
