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Lotus CobrarampBudget$6.63A classic landfall mana engine that turns each land drop into extra mana. It’s one of the closest functional analogues, though it lacks the card-advantage trigger.Tireless ProvisionerrampBudget$2.59Also rewards every land drop with mana-producing Treasure, giving burst ramp and fixing. It’s less explosive immediately, but can snowball similarly in landfall decks.Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre Straitcard_drawBudget$7.97Provides strong landfall value by turning extra lands into card advantage and additional plays. It’s much more expensive, but fills the same land-based engine role in Simic shells.Tatyova, Benthic Druidcard_drawBudget$0.22Another landfall value creature that converts land drops into cards and life. It doesn’t make mana directly, but it plays a very similar resource-generation role.Kodama of the East TreeutilityBudget$2.43Not a landfall trigger, but it turns permanents entering the battlefield into additional board development and combo potential. It’s a powerful green value engine in the same general space of enabling land-driven growth.Dryad of the Ilysian GroverampBudget$7.97Fixes mana and accelerates land drops by letting you play an extra land each turn. It supports the same kind of multicolor land engine even without a trigger payoff.Oracle of Mul DayarampBudget$2.99Lets you play an extra land each turn and improves your draw quality by playing from the top of your library. It’s a staple land-value piece that overlaps strongly with landfall decks.Sakura-Tribe ScoututilityBudget$2.44A cheap land-enabler that helps trigger landfall multiple times per turn by putting lands onto the battlefield. It’s much lower-impact, but very efficient for setup.
