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Boros Signetramp$0.79Provides the same Boros mana fixing role at a lower cost, accelerating into red-white spells more efficiently. It does not replace itself, but it is a staple strict upgrade for fixing.Marble Diamondramp$0.37A cheap white mana rock that fills a similar fixing slot for Boros decks, especially if white is the heavier color. It is less flexible than Cluestone but faster.Fire Diamondramp$0.30A cheap red mana rock that serves the same early fixing function for Boros-colored decks. It trades versatility for a lower mana cost and faster deployment.Boros Locketramp$0.10Same color pair and same kind of late-game utility, with mana fixing and a sacrifice draw mode. It costs more upfront but produces two cards when cashed in, making it a direct functional cousin.Boros Keyruneramp$0.14A Boros mana rock with the same color identity and the added upside of becoming a creature. It costs more, but it can help both fix mana and pressure planeswalkers or opponents.Talisman of Convictionramp$0.38A premier Boros fixer that enters faster and produces either red or white mana immediately. It is one of the closest functional upgrades to Cluestone for speed.Arcane Signetramp$0.64Universal two-color fixer that performs the same job of making Boros mana more consistently. It is generally stronger because it costs less and enters the battlefield untapped.Mind Stoneramp$0.31A classic 2-mana rock that accelerates mana early and can be sacrificed later for a card. It is not color-fixing, but it shares the same ramp-into-cards utility role.
