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Azorius Locketramp$0.12Shares the same locket cycle structure: mana fixing early and a late-game sacrifice to draw cards. It is the closest two-color guild equivalent with the same general utility role.Rakdos Locketramp$0.21Another guild locket with the same tap-for-two-colors and sacrifice-to-draw-two functionality. It serves the same smoothing and card-advantage role in a different color pair.Izzet Locketramp$0.12Very similar mana rock that fixes mana and cashes itself in for cards later. It’s one of the closest functional analogs available.Orzhov Locketramp$0.19Same artifact family and game plan: early fixing, late card draw. The only real difference is color identity and activation cost.Simic Locketramp$0.18Matches the Dimir Locket's overall role as a budget two-color rock that helps with mana and card flow. It is the nearest green-blue analogue.Mind Stoneramp$0.31A classic 2-mana utility rock that ramps early and can be sacrificed for cards later. It is cheaper, but the draw mode is a bit less efficient than a Locket.Coldsteel Heartramp$0.99Another budget mana-fixing artifact that helps smooth colors early. It lacks the draw mode, but it fills the same early-game fixing role.Commander's Sphereramp$0.24Similar color-fixing rock with a built-in card draw mode. It costs one more, but the broader mana access and draw flexibility make it a common upgrade.
