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Zuran Orbutility$17.08A classic land-bounce utility piece that converts lands into a resource, similar to Trade Routes' land recursion and land-discard gameplay. It supports landfall, replaying lands, and sacrificing lands for value.Meloku the Clouded MirrorutilityBudget$0.75Creates a comparable loop of returning lands to hand for value, letting you reuse land drops and generate advantage over time. It plays a similar long-game land-bounce role in blue decks.Oboro, Palace in the Cloudsutility$20.44This land can return itself to hand, making it a built-in repeatable land-bounce source like Trade Routes. It is especially good for reuse and landfall-style synergies.Walking Atlasutility$1.31Works alongside extra lands and repeated land returns by helping convert lands in hand into battlefield tempo. It fits the same shell of manipulating land drops for value.Dismantling WaveutilityBudget$0.94While not a direct engine, it shares the role of flexible blue-white utility in grindy decks that want to leverage tempo and resource advantage. It can function as a stronger interaction piece if you are moving away from the Trade Routes plan.Tireless Trackercard_drawBudget$0.29Like Trade Routes, it rewards extra land movement and repeated land plays with long-term card advantage. It is a premier land-value engine in a similar strategic space.Azusa, Lost but Seekingramp$14.07It does not bounce lands, but it serves the same broader function of maximizing land utilization and enabling repeated land drops. It is a strong enabler for land-centric value strategies.Countryside CrusherutilityBudget$0.51This card converts land flow into sustained advantage by turning excess lands into pressure and thinning draws. It fits the same deckbuilding axis of managing lands as a resource.
