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City of Brassutility$11.16A painless five-color fixing land that, like Undiscovered Paradise, helps any deck produce whatever color it needs. It stays on the battlefield instead of bouncing, but costs life over time.Mana Confluenceutility$50.16Provides any color of mana in the same slot as a versatile rainbow land. It is functionally similar fixing, trading the bounce drawback for a life payment.Exotic OrchardutilityBudget$0.31Often taps for any color in multiplayer and serves as a flexible rainbow land. It can be better or worse depending on opponents, but fills the same fixing role.Reflecting Poolutility$11.58A strong color-fixing land in decks that already have other colored sources. It’s a functional alternative rainbow land, though it depends on your other lands.Command TowerutilityBudget$0.33In Commander, this is one of the cleanest any-color lands available. It mirrors Undiscovered Paradise’s fixing role without the self-bounce drawback.The World Treeutility$6.04Eventually taps for any color once online and supports multicolor mana bases. It is slower than Undiscovered Paradise but serves the same broad fixing purpose.Forbidden Orchardutility$7.80A rainbow land that reliably produces any color. The drawback is giving an opponent a creature, making it a close functional cousin with a different downside.Gemstone MineutilityBudget$1.60Produces any color for a limited number of uses, giving fast early fixing. Like Undiscovered Paradise, it’s a utility land with an inherent drawback.
