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Jodah, Archmage EternalrampBudget$1.32Another five-color cost-reducer that enables casting expensive multicolor spells for much less mana. Like Morophon, it is a commander-style enabler for ambitious, color-intensive decks.Fist of Sunsramp$7.67A classic alternative cost engine that lets you cast high-end spells for a fixed five mana. It fills a similar role as a big mana enabler for casting expensive multicolor threats.Urza's Incubatorramp$17.46A tribal cost reducer that makes creature spells of the chosen type cheaper, which is the closest analogue to Morophon for creature-type decks. It lacks five-color support but excels in dedicated tribal strategies.Herald's Hornramp$4.65A tribal support card that reduces the cost of your chosen creature type and also provides card advantage over time. It is a slower, budget-friendly version of tribal cost reduction.Maskwood NexusutilityBudget$2.93Functions as a tribal enabler by making all your creatures every type, which synergizes with type-based payoffs and tribal builds. It pairs especially well with effects like Morophon's chosen-type anthem and cost reduction.Arcane Adaptationutility$3.49A direct tribal enabler that turns all your creatures and creature spells into the chosen type, making them work with tribal payoffs. It often serves the same deck-building purpose as Morophon in type-synergy decks.Reflections of LittjarautilityBudget$1.16A tribal payoff that copies your spells of the chosen type, giving a powerful reward for building around one creature type. It fits the same kind of tribal-commander shell as Morophon, though in a different way.Realmwalkercard_drawBudget$1.19A changeling tribal card that gives access to your creature-type deck from the top of your library and helps maintain momentum. It supports the same kind of heavily tribal game plan that Morophon enables.
