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Azusa, Lost but Seekingutility$14.07Like Radha, it helps you convert extra lands into more board presence by letting you play additional lands each turn. It is a premier land-drop enabler in green, though without the combat body or pump ability.Explorationramp$59.49This is the classic one-mana version of extra land drops, functioning similarly to Radha's land-advantage plan. It is much cheaper, but it only enables land drops and provides no creature body.Dryad of the Ilysian Groveramp$7.97It increases land output by allowing an extra land play each turn and smoothing mana, which overlaps strongly with Radha's top-of-library land access theme. It also broadens mana fixing, making it a strong upgrade in many decks.Oracle of Mul Dayautility$2.99This is one of the closest functional analogs, since it reveals the top of your library and lets you play lands from the top. It adds an extra land drop each turn, making it a stronger version of Radha's library-top land play plan.Courser of Kruphixcard_advantage$2.83It also lets you see the top card of your library and play lands from the top, creating the same value engine. While slower than Radha, it provides life gain and steady card selection.Augur of Autumnutility$1.12This card mirrors Radha's top-of-library land access and turns on land plays from the top, with additional creature-type support for Human decks. It is slower, but its ceiling is very high in land-heavy strategies.Valakut Explorationcard_advantage$2.63It rewards playing lands from the top of your library and turns excess land draws into damage and cards, overlapping with Radha's land-centric advantage plan. It is more of a payoff enchantment than a creature, but it serves a similar engine role.Seek the HorizonrampBudget$0.07This is a land-focused card-advantage spell that finds multiple lands, supporting the same ramp-and-land-dense game plan Radha encourages. It does not provide repeatability, but it is a strong budget-style setup card.
