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Cloud Keyramp$2.83Reduces the cost of a chosen card type, functioning as a broader cost reducer for a deck built around a specific plan. It can fill a similar role in combo or synergy shells that care about making spells cheaper.Urza's Incubatorramp$17.46Makes a chosen creature type cheaper to cast, which is the closest permanent-based cost reduction effect in creature-focused decks. It is stronger than Obscuring Aether when your morph or disguise creatures share a type theme.Herald's Hornramp$4.65Provides ongoing cost reduction for a chosen creature type and adds card selection. It is a good functional substitute when your face-down creature suite is tribal or heavily type-aligned.Knight of the Stampederamp$0.21Reduces the cost of creature spells of a chosen type and can be used in tribal builds to accelerate your board. It overlaps with Obscuring Aether as a permanent that makes a subset of creature spells cheaper.Heartless Summoningramp$0.73Makes your creature spells cheaper, though at the cost of shrinking them. It can serve a similar acceleration role in decks that care more about getting creatures onto the battlefield than their printed stats.Goblin Electromancerramp$0.23A classic cost reducer for spells you cast, especially in decks with a heavy instant/sorcery or spell-combo component. While not limited to face-down creatures, it fills the same general 'make spells cheaper' role.Foundry Inspectorramp$0.44Reduces the cost of artifact spells, making it a close structural analogue as a permanent cost reducer. It is useful when your deck's face-down plan overlaps with artifact synergies or support pieces.Jhoira's Familiarramp$1.51Lowers the cost of historic spells, giving a similar persistent discount effect to a specific spell subset. It is a flexible budget-friendly alternative in decks built around artifacts, legends, and sagas.
