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Thousand-Year Elixirutility$14.81A strong analog for activation-based combos, letting you use tapped creatures more efficiently and effectively gain extra activations. It is not a land, but it occupies the same utility/combo-support space.Puppet StringsutilityBudget$1.14This card provides repeatable tap/untap utility and can function as a mana or tempo engine in the same style as Deserted Temple. It is slower, but similar in enabling repeated board interactions.Rimewind TaskmageutilityBudget$0.19It repeatedly untaps permanents, including lands in snow-heavy decks, which makes it a close functional cousin. The limitation to snow permanents narrows it, but the play pattern is similar.Seedborn Museutility$11.89This is a much stronger untap engine that refreshes your permanents every turn cycle, enabling repeated land and activation use. It occupies the same combo-enabling role at a higher mana investment.Great Oak GuardianutilityBudget$0.21Not a direct land equivalent, but it can untap creatures and lands and often enables surprise extra mana or combat tricks. It fits the same untap/value role in green decks.Amulet of Vigorramp$51.28Like Deserted Temple, it turns lands into more usable resources and is a major combo piece for land-based engines. It does not untap lands directly, but it plays a very similar acceleration role.Wilderness ReclamationrampBudget$0.52This is a powerful land-untap engine that effectively doubles your mana for the turn, occupying the same acceleration role. It is a nonland enchantment, but the gameplay overlap is very high.Quest for Renewalutility$5.77It can repeatedly untap your creatures and lands in a tap-heavy deck, echoing Deserted Temple's resource-reuse function. It needs setup, but the ceiling is similar in the right shell.
