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High MarketutilityBudget$3.49A colorless sacrifice outlet on a land, giving a small life buffer when you need to cash in a creature. It fills a similar utility role in sacrifice-based decks, though it gains only 1 life instead of scaling with toughness.Miren, the Moaning WellutilityBudget$18.50A land-based sacrifice outlet that converts creatures into life, often used in the same decks that want free utility lands. It is more mana-intensive, but the life gain scales with the sacrificed creature's toughness like Diamond Valley.Phyrexian TowerutilityBudget$32.73A land sacrifice outlet for creatures that provides mana instead of life, serving a similar utility function in aristocrats and combo shells. It is a strict upgrade in many black decks when the goal is to convert creatures into resource advantage.Volrath's StrongholdutilityBudget$33.43A utility land for creature-centric decks that helps recycle sacrificed or discarded creatures. It doesn't sacrifice creatures itself, but it supports the same kind of grindy creature engine.Boseiju, Who EnduresutilityBudget$55.17A colorless utility land that provides interaction without using a spell slot, similar to how Diamond Valley gives decks a land-based special effect. It is not a sacrifice outlet, but it is a widely played land utility staple.Kjeldoran OutpostutilityBudget$12.00A utility land that creates creature tokens from a land slot, often used in decks that want repeatable board presence from mana base slots. It supports sacrifice and creature-based synergies in a similar way to other niche lands.Ancient TombutilityBudget$107.95A powerful colorless utility land that converts life into mana, occupying the same deck-building space as other high-impact special lands. While it doesn't sacrifice creatures, it is a classic nonbasic land with a strong resource-conversion effect.The Tabernacle at Pendrell Valeutility$988.00A legendary utility land that heavily shapes creature combat and board development, making it relevant to sacrifice and creature-management strategies. It is far more oppressive, but it serves as a similarly unique land-based effect.
