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Springleaf Drumramp$0.34Very similar early-game utility artifact that turns an untapped creature into mana fixing. It is cheaper to activate in deckbuilding and is a classic counterpart for artifact/creature tapping mana.Paradise Mantleramp$11.20Shares the same tap-an-untapped-creature style of mana acceleration, letting a creature become a mana source. It is more color-fixing than Moonsnare Prototype and often slots into similar decks.Holdout Settlementramp$0.30Similar land-based version of using an untapped creature for mana. It is slower and harder to interact with, but fills the same role in decks that want to convert creatures into mana.Surge Nodeutility$0.18A cheap artifact that can store and distribute counters as incremental utility, often in artifact-centric shells. While not identical, it occupies a similar low-cost colorless artifact support slot.Relic of Progenitusutility$5.33Like Moonsnare Prototype, it is a one-mana colorless utility artifact that can be sacrificed or used for value later. It fits the same cheap artifact package in many formats.Executioner's Capsuleremoval$0.12Another low-cost artifact with a useful activated ability that can be held up and used later. It serves as cheap artifact utility, though it leans toward removal rather than mana generation.Pithing Needleutility$1.50A one-mana artifact with a high-impact later use, similar to how Moonsnare Prototype is cheap upfront and flexible later via channel. Both are efficient utility pieces that occupy sideboard or toolbox roles.Bonder's Ornamentramp$0.22A colorless artifact that provides mana-related utility and late-game value in a shell that can support it. It is much more expensive, but it fills a similar role as an artifact that contributes across multiple stages of the game.
