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Sanctum of UginutilityBudget$2.17This land supports colorless creature strategies by tutoring a colorless creature card after you cast a high-cost colorless spell. It fills a similar Eldrazi/value-engine role, though it triggers on casting rather than directly reducing costs.Urza's IncubatorrampBudget$17.46A classic cost reducer for a chosen creature type, often used for Eldrazi or other tribal decks. It is a functional parallel to Eye of Ugin's cost reduction, though it is not a land and only affects one creature type.Semblance AnvilrampBudget$6.55This artifact can reduce the cost of colorless spells or a chosen card type by a large amount, similar to Eye of Ugin's mana discount plan. It is less specific and comes with card imprint requirements, but can be a strong budget alternative.Forsaken MonumentrampBudget$4.15A powerful colorless payoff that makes your colorless spells and mana production significantly better. It is not a tutor, but it plays the same deck-enabling role for Eldrazi-heavy colorless builds.Eldrazi TemplerampBudget$2.83This land is one of the best dedicated Eldrazi mana accelerants, producing extra mana for Eldrazi spells. It shares Eye of Ugin's core theme of making Eldrazi cheaper to deploy, though it does so through mana generation rather than cost reduction.Temple of the False GodrampBudget$0.58A colorless land that can help power out large Eldrazi and other expensive colorless threats. It is a less reliable but inexpensive ramp option for the same kind of deck.Ugin, the IneffablerampBudget$1.05This planeswalker supports colorless decks by reducing the cost of your colorless spells and generating value. It overlaps strongly with Eye of Ugin's discount function, though it is broader and easier to interact with.Kozilek, the Great DistortionfinisherBudget$11.37While not a direct substitute, it is a premier colorless Eldrazi payoff that rewards the same style of deck Eye of Ugin belongs in. It also gives card-selection and a huge threat presence, fitting the same game plan.
