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Azusa, Lost but Seekingramp$14.07Like Spelunking, it increases your land deployment by letting you put extra lands onto the battlefield beyond your normal land drop. It is a strong mono-green accelerator for land-focused decks.Dryad of the Ilysian Groveramp$7.97This is one of the closest functional analogues: it fixes mana, lets you play an additional land each turn, and helps lands enter in a way that supports multicolor land strategies. It is broadly stronger in color fixing, though it does not put a land into play on ETB.Explorationramp$59.49A classic land-ramp enchantment that lets you play an additional land each turn, filling a very similar role in land-heavy green decks. It is cheaper and more efficient, but lacks the ETB card advantage and untap clause.Burgeoningramp$32.67This is another highly efficient land-speeding enchantment that can dump lands onto the battlefield early, especially in multiplayer. It is more explosive than Spelunking but depends on opponents playing lands.Oracle of Mul Dayaramp$2.99It provides extra land plays and card selection by letting you play lands from the top of your library, which is a staple function for green land decks. It also pairs well with untapped lands and landfall-style strategies.Wayward Swordtoothramp$2.82Like Spelunking, it supports extra land deployment and is especially good in decks built to use multiple land plays per turn. It is a solid budget-friendly option with an Ascend upside.Amulet of Vigorutility$51.28This is the closest match to the 'lands you control enter untapped' part, enabling lands that would normally enter tapped to be used immediately. It is narrower, but often extremely powerful in the same kinds of land combo shells.Concordant Crossroadsutility$18.40It broadly makes permanents enter ready to act by giving all creatures haste, which is not the same as untapping lands but serves a similar 'immediate use' acceleration purpose in combo decks. It is much narrower in application than Spelunking.
