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Fervorprotection$4.30Very close functional replacement: it gives all your creatures haste for a low permanent cost. It is a common upgrade in decks that want the effect without helping opponents.Hammer of Purphorosutility$1.99Provides a similar global haste effect for creatures you control, with an additional late-game utility mode. It’s a sturdier but pricier version of the same battlefield role.Urabrask the Hiddenutility$3.80Gives your creatures haste and also slows opposing blockers, making it a stronger tempo-oriented version of the same effect. It costs more but adds a relevant body and upside.Rising of the DayutilityBudget$0.79A modern enchantment that grants your creatures haste and can also boost legends. It serves the same role as a red global haste enabler, with extra value.In the Web of WarutilityBudget$0.46Another haste-granting enchantment that functions as a global combat enabler. It’s more expensive, but it can also power up incoming creatures.Goblin War DrumsutilityBudget$0.20Not haste itself, but it gives your attacking creatures a similar aggressive combat function by pushing immediate pressure. It’s a budget-friendly red enchantment that supports the same go-wide aggression plan.Concordant Crossroadsutility$18.40The closest parallel in effect, giving all creatures haste like Mass Hysteria. It is green instead of red and symmetrical, but it’s the most direct functional equivalent.Vedalken Orreryutility$20.16While it doesn’t grant haste, it enables a similar speed-based game plan by letting you deploy threats at instant speed. It fills a comparable “immediate action” role in some decks.
