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Growth Spiralramp$0.31Very close functional cousin to Explore: it can accelerate your mana while replacing itself with a card draw. It is instant-speed and adds lands directly from hand, making it a strong upgrade in many decks.Burgeoningramp$32.67Similar land-acceleration role, especially in land-heavy decks that want to deploy extra lands quickly. It doesn't draw, but it can produce explosive early development.Dryad of the Ilysian Groveramp$7.97Provides ongoing extra land drops rather than a one-shot effect, which fills the same ramp/land-acceleration role. It also fixes mana, making it broadly useful in land-ramp strategies.Azusa, Lost but Seekingramp$14.07One of the classic extra-land-drop cards, serving the same core purpose as Explore for accelerating mana through additional land plays. It doesn't replace itself, but it is more powerful in dedicated ramp decks.Wayward Swordtoothramp$2.82Adds an extra land play each turn, similar to Explore's land-acceleration function. The large body makes it a strong budget-friendly ramp piece in creature-based decks.Augur of Autumnramp$1.12Helps you play additional lands from the top of your library, giving a similar ramp and value pattern over multiple turns. It adds card selection and long-term advantage rather than immediate draw.Oracle of Mul Dayaramp$2.99A premium version of the extra-land-drop effect, letting you play an additional land each turn while also improving card access. It fills the same strategic niche as Explore in land-based ramp decks.Circuitous Routeramp$0.46Not a direct extra-land-drop spell, but it performs similar mana acceleration by putting lands into play indirectly through searching. It is a slower but effective ramp alternative in land-focused decks.
