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Belbe's Portalutility$1.36Both are mana-intensive artifacts that cheat creatures from your hand onto the battlefield. This one works with a chosen creature type rather than multicolored cards, making it a broader tribal alternative.Aether Vialutility$5.11Like Dragon Arch, it lets you deploy creatures without paying their full mana cost. It is cheaper and faster, though it only works for creatures with the right mana value rather than multicolored creatures.Quicksilver Amuletutility$2.96A classic creature-cheat artifact that puts creatures from your hand directly onto the battlefield. It is more flexible than Dragon Arch because it works on any creature card, not just multicolored ones.Rooftop Stormutility$1.61This is another hand-based creature cheat engine, though limited to Zombies and focused on casting rather than putting onto the battlefield. It fills a similar role in tribal decks that want to accelerate large creatures.Conduit of Worldsutility$3.31It supports recursive access to permanents and can enable repeated creature deployment from the graveyard, but its main similarity is in providing long-game value from expensive cards. It is less direct than Dragon Arch, but can function as a grindy cheat-engine support piece.Elvish Piperutility$2.62A direct analogue in function: it puts creatures from your hand onto the battlefield for a single mana and tap. It is cheaper to cast and more explosive, though creature-based and easier to remove.Sneak Attackutility$10.94Another premium creature-cheat effect that bypasses mana costs and puts creatures into play quickly. It is not limited to multicolored cards and is even more explosive, though temporary.Mayael's Ariautility$1.87This is not a direct cheat card, but it supports big creature deployment and rewards building around large multicolored threats. It is a weaker functional cousin for decks wanting payoff from high-end creature strategies.
