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Dreadship Reefutility$0.22A very close functional analogue: it enters untapped for many decks and stores mana over time to burst out multiple colored mana later. It serves the same slow-charge land role in blue-black shells.Fungal Reachesutility$0.22This is the red-white storage-land pattern in another color combination, with the same charge-up gameplay and burst mana payoff. It is one of the closest functional equivalents to Subterranean Hangar.Molten SlagheaputilityBudget$0.09A storage land that accumulates counters and later converts them into mana, matching the same delayed-ramp function. The color identity differs, but the play pattern is highly similar.Calciform Poolsutility$0.23This land stores mana with counters and releases it in a burst later, just like Subterranean Hangar. It is a strong functional stand-in for decks wanting banked mana over multiple turns.Tendo Ice Bridgeutility$0.27While it only stores one charge counter instead of scaling indefinitely, it is a tapped color-fixing land that provides delayed access to colored mana. It fits the same low-speed utility-land slot in black decks.Forsaken Cityutility$3.65A tapped land that can stockpile counters and later convert them into mana, offering a similar delayed resource-bank feel. It is particularly close in overall game pattern despite different requirements.Crystal Veinramp$1.62This land can be held for a future mana burst, functioning as a ramp-like mana source that sacrifices longevity for tempo. It is less scalable, but it fills a similar burst-mana role.Lake of the Deadramp$92.46A black land that converts board resources into a large black mana burst, making it a high-power analogue for explosive mana generation. It is not counter-based, but it serves the same black mana acceleration role.
