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Sandstone Needleramp$6.13A red storage land that can produce burst mana later, similar to how Dwarven Ruins converts a land drop into extra mana. It also enters with a tempo cost and offers a larger mana payout when used up.Peat Bogramp$1.83One of the original storage lands, it plays the same kind of delayed-acceleration game by banking counters for future mana. It offers the same general function of temporary early inefficiency for a larger mana burst later.Remote Farmramp$0.70A storage land that effectively delays mana now to provide more later, matching the burst-ramp role of Dwarven Ruins. It fits the same utility slot in decks looking to turn a land into extra mana over time.Saprazzan Skerryramp$0.68Another storage land that trades immediate mana for future acceleration, comparable to Dwarven Ruins as a land-based mana boost. It is especially similar in decks that can afford a temporary tempo loss for a later burst.Subterranean Hangarramp$0.38This land builds up stored mana over turns and then cashes it in for a bigger burst, which is the same broad gameplay role as Dwarven Ruins. It is a strong functional equivalent for red-based land ramp packages.Hickory Woodlotramp$2.49A depletion land that enters tapped and can accelerate you early at the cost of consuming itself, echoing the temporary mana boost from Dwarven Ruins. It is a close functional cousin for decks wanting explosive mana from lands.Grove of the Burnwillowsutility$8.58While not a burst land, it is a red-producing utility land that improves mana access with minimal deckbuilding strain. It is a reasonable alternative for decks that want a red land slot with broader usefulness.Valakut, the Molten Pinnacleutility$9.09A powerful red land payoff that can generate substantial damage over time, serving as a high-impact land slot in red decks. It is less directly similar in mechanics but comparable as a red utility land with explosive upside.
