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Walking Atlasramp$1.31Provides repeatable land deployment from hand using a tap ability, filling a very similar utility role in land-ramp and landfall decks. It works in any color, though it lacks the green-specific creature synergy.Llanowar ScoutrampBudget$0.32Nearly the same effect as Sakura-Tribe Scout, with the same tap-to-put-a-land-from-hand-onto-the-battlefield ability. It is the closest functional equivalent and a direct substitute in green decks.Scythecat Cubutility$36.75While it does not place lands directly onto the battlefield, it rewards landfall and helps in aggressive green landfall shells that often use Scout-style enablers. It is a lower-cost land-centric creature option.Explorationramp$59.49A premier upgrade for land drop acceleration, allowing an extra land play each turn instead of requiring a tap and a card in hand. It fills the same broad land-ramp role and is much stronger in most decks.Burgeoningramp$32.67Another strong land acceleration enchantment that helps put lands onto the battlefield early and repeatedly. It is more explosive than Sakura-Tribe Scout in multiplayer and land-heavy starts.Wayward Swordtoothramp$2.82Provides an extra land play each turn, functioning as a green land-acceleration engine in decks that want to empty their hand of lands. It serves the same strategic purpose as Scout-style ramp.Oracle of Mul Dayaramp$2.99A stronger value version of land-based acceleration, letting you play extra lands and improve card quality from the top of your library. It is a high-end upgrade for landfall and ramp strategies.Azusa, Lost but Seekingramp$14.07One of the classic land-drop enablers, letting you play multiple lands each turn just like Scout aims to accelerate mana development. It is a strict upgrade in many green ramp decks.
