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Naya Panoramaramp$0.24Fetches one of the same three basic land types in Naya colors and replaces itself with mana fixing from the library, though it only puts the land into hand and costs mana to activate.Jund Panoramaramp$0.44Another cheap fixer that searches for basic lands, with similar tri-color utility for multicolor decks. It is not a direct battlefield-tapped replacement, but fills the same fixing role.Rockfall Valeutility$10.22A dual land that supports green-red decks and enters untapped often, giving better tempo than a fetch-sacrifice land in many builds. It serves the same mana-fixing purpose for Naya-style mana bases.Temple of Plentyutility$0.20Enters tapped and helps smooth draws while fixing colors, similar to the low-tempo nature of Cabaretti Courtyard. It doesn’t tutor a basic, but it occupies the same budget fixing role.Terramorphic Expanseramp$0.20A classic budget fetch land that sacrifices itself to find a basic land, closely mirroring the Courtyard's land-search pattern. It is slower because the land enters tapped and only finds basics.Evolving Wildsramp$0.30Functionally very close to Terramorphic Expanse and to Cabaretti Courtyard's basic-land fixing plan. It sacrifices itself to fetch a basic and is one of the most common budget mana-fixers.Krosan Vergeramp$0.21A land-based fixer that can search for two basic lands with overlapping green-white identity, giving strong color fixing in slower decks. It costs more tempo up front but can provide extra value beyond a single basic fetch.Fabled Passageramp$5.61A premium fetch-style land that sacrifices itself to find a basic and improves mana consistency in multicolor decks. It is not limited to Naya colors, but it plays a similar role as a versatile land fixer.
