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Cryptolith Riteramp$5.76This is the closest long-term functional equivalent: it gives your creatures the ability to tap for mana of any color, turning boards into ramp. It lacks the final anthem-style burst, but it provides the same core mana-dork effect at a comparable cost.Joiner Adeptramp$4.38A one-shot way to make your lands produce any color, similar to how Song of Freyalise fixes mana for a temporary window. It helps multicolor decks accelerate and smooth colors, though it affects lands rather than creatures.Earthcraftramp$136.33Lets creatures effectively convert into mana by tapping them with token and untap synergies, overlapping with Song’s creature-to-mana conversion role. It is much stronger in synergy-heavy decks, though it uses basic lands rather than any-color mana.Circle of Dreams Druidramp$11.02A green creature-based ramp piece that can generate a huge amount of mana from a wide board, filling a similar 'creatures become mana' role. It is more explosive but less color-fixing than Song of Freyalise.Rishkar, Peema Renegaderamp$0.30Rishkar turns your creatures into mana sources by placing counters on them and letting them tap for green. It overlaps with Song’s creature-empowerment plan while also advancing a +1/+1 counter strategy.Quest for Renewalutility$5.77This enchantment rewards you for going wide by untapping your creatures, which can function like pseudo-ramp with mana dorks and tap abilities. It does not make mana directly, but it supports the same creature-synergy game plan.Overwhelming Stampedefinisher$1.64Like Song’s chapter III, this is a green finisher that turns a board of small creatures into immediate lethal pressure with a team-wide boost. It trades indestructible and vigilance for a much larger power swing.Craterhoof Behemothfinisher$15.16A premier green go-wide finisher that ends games the turn it resolves, similar to Song’s final chapter as a board-wide payoff. It is much more powerful, but the role of converting a creature board into damage is the same.
