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Spreading Seasland_hateBudget$0.23Turns a non-Island land into an Island and replaces itself with a card, serving the same land-type manipulation role. It is cheaper and more immediate, but only affects one land at a time until it is removed.Sea's Claimland_hateBudget$0.16A very close functional analogue that enchants a land and makes it an Island. It lacks the repeating board-wide pressure of Quicksilver Fountain, but it is a much cheaper way to enable Island synergies or disrupt non-Island lands.Aquitect's Willland_hateBudget$0.40Another cheap blue land-type changer that makes a land an Island and can draw a card. It plays a similar role in slowing opponents while supporting Island matters decks.Dream Thrushland_hateBudget$0.11It can repeatedly turn lands into Islands, giving ongoing land-type manipulation similar to Quicksilver Fountain. It is slower and narrower, but offers a reusable creature-based version of the effect.Convincing Mirageland_hateBudget$0.16This Aura changes a land into an Island and can also punish nonbasic lands via color restriction. It is one of the closest old-school blue land-disruption effects to the Fountain.Phantasmal Terrainland_hateBudget$0.13A classic cheap enchant land that makes the land an Island, closely mirroring the core transformation effect. It is less flexible than the artifact, but efficient and on-plan.Tidal Influenceland_hateBudget$0.15This enchantment steadily turns lands into Islands over time, creating a similar board-wide land conversion game. It is slower than Quicksilver Fountain but captures the same cumulative pressure.Stormtide Leviathanfinisher$3.03While not a direct land converter, it makes most creatures irrelevant and treats all lands as Islands, overlapping with the Fountain's Island-centric lock strategy. It is much more expensive but can function as a harder closing piece in similar decks.
