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Secluded Courtyardramp$0.33Fixes mana for a chosen creature type and can also make colorless mana, making it a close tribal utility land for Assassin-heavy decks. It has broader creature-type support, but serves the same fixing role.Cavern of Soulsramp$54.55Another tribal land that produces colored mana for a chosen creature type and can help cast key tribal spells reliably. It is stronger but less flexible because the colored mana is restricted to creature spells.Unclaimed Territoryramp$0.44A budget tribal fixing land that makes mana for a chosen creature type, supporting decks built around Assassins or similar tribal shells. It lacks the colorless mode and has a narrower restriction, but fills a very similar function.Path of Ancestryramp$0.21Tribal fixing land that helps cast creatures of the chosen type and provides incidental card selection when you cast them. It is slower, but plays a similar role in creature-type decks.The World Treeramp$6.04A multicolor fixing land that can produce any color once you have enough lands, offering strong late-game fixing. It is less tribal-specific, but functions as a powerful mana-smoothing land.Command Towerramp$0.33Premier multicolor fixing land that adds one mana of any color in Commander decks. It lacks the Assassin restriction, but is the most direct general-purpose upgrade for color fixing.Mana Confluenceramp$50.16Universal five-color fixing land that pays life instead of being color-restricted. It is a strict upgrade in flexibility for decks that can afford the life loss.City of Brassramp$11.16Any-color land that damages you when tapped, serving the same job of perfect fixing. It is often a budget-friendly alternative to premium rainbow lands.
