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Hour of PromiserampBudget$0.21Both convert lands in play into a burst of mana development by tutoring lands directly onto the battlefield. Hour of Promise is slower and adds Zombie tokens, but serves a similar big-ramp finisher role in green.Crop RotationutilityBudget$5.16A one-mana instant land tutor that turns a land into any utility land, enabling similar combo and toolbox lines. It is much cheaper but only replaces one land at a time.Sylvan ScryingutilityBudget$0.66Efficient land tutor that finds key combo or utility lands, much like Scapeshift decks do to assemble a specific land package. It is narrower than Scapeshift but highly efficient.Primeval TitanfinisherBudget$8.46A premier land-based finisher that repeatedly puts lands onto the battlefield and assembles powerful land combinations. It does not sacrifice lands, but it plays a similar game-ending land tutoring role.WargateutilityBudget$3.50Broad tutor that can find lands among other permanent types, often used to assemble combo pieces in green-white shells. It is more flexible than Scapeshift but less focused on lands.Tempt with DiscoveryrampBudget$3.49Searches for lands and can generate a large mana advantage or assemble a combo package, similar to Scapeshift's explosive land-based plan. It is slower and depends on opponents' choices, but can tutor multiple lands.Splendid ReclamationrampBudget$1.43Recovers a large number of lands at once from the graveyard, often after sacrificing or discarding them for a combo payoff. It shares the big land-redeployment feel of Scapeshift.Finale of Devastationfinisher$36.20In green combo decks, this often serves as a tutoring finisher that finds a creature to end the game, similar to how Scapeshift functions as a combo enabler. The role is broader, but the endgame purpose overlaps.
