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Thran Dynamoramp$3.60A classic colorless ramp artifact that produces a large burst of mana from a single activation, filling a similar midgame acceleration role. It doesn't replace itself, but it is one of the closest higher-end mana rocks to Hedron Archive.Gilded Lotusramp$0.95Like Hedron Archive, it is a big mana rock that helps jump from four mana into much larger plays. It produces colored mana instead of pure colorless, trading flexibility in ramp targets for stronger fixing.Worn Powerstoneramp$0.36This is another colorless ramp artifact aimed at accelerating into expensive spells. It comes down a turn earlier but enters tapped, making it a slower but cheaper alternative.Dreamstone Hedronramp$0.19Very close in function: a large colorless mana rock that can later be sacrificed to draw cards. It is essentially a bigger, more expensive version of the same ramp-plus-cards plan.Coveted Jewelramp$0.28Another expensive colorless artifact that generates a large mana advantage and can refill your hand. It is higher risk and more explosive, but occupies a similar role as a late-game artifact engine.Burnished HartrampBudget$0.09Provides ramp by turning into extra lands and can be cashed in later, making it a similar midgame value accelerator. It is slower than a mana rock but offers more durable mana development.Solemn Simulacrumramp$0.23A staple value ramp creature that advances mana and replaces itself when it dies. It fills the same 'ramp now, card advantage later' niche, just in creature form.Mind Stoneramp$0.31A cheaper ramp artifact that can later be sacrificed for a card, giving a similar utility profile. It doesn't produce as much mana as Hedron Archive, but it is an efficient budget option.
