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Dragonlord's ServantrampBudget$0.25This is the closest functional analogue: it reduces the cost of your Dragon spells by the same amount, but on a cheaper body. It is also a staple in Dragon tribal decks across many formats.Urza's Incubatorramp$17.46A stronger tribal cost reducer that can name Dragons and cut their cost by two. It is colorless, so it fits into any Dragon deck regardless of color identity.Herald's Hornutility$4.65Not a direct reducer, but it provides ongoing tribal cost reduction and card advantage for Dragon decks. It is a common budget alternative for tribal consistency.Cloud Keyramp$2.83A flexible cost reducer that can name creature spells or Dragons if you are in a tribal build. It is less specialized, but performs a similar mana-smoothing role.Semblance Anvilramp$6.55Can reduce the cost of Dragon spells significantly if imprinted with a suitable card type, though it is more setup-dependent. In decks built to exploit it, it can be stronger than Dragonspeaker Shaman.Morophon, the Boundlessramp$6.50In tribal Dragon shells, Morophon can reduce Dragon spell costs by one generic mana and also fixes colors. It is a much bigger engine piece for multicolor tribal decks.Hazoret's Monumentramp$3.20If your Dragon deck also has red creature-casting density, it can reduce the cost of your red creatures and provide extra card filtering. It is not as narrow, but it offers similar mana efficiency.Brought Backutility$2.00Not a cost reducer and not a functional equivalent.
