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Sakura-Tribe Scoutramp$2.44Functions as a cheap repeatable way to put lands from hand onto the battlefield. It is a creature version of the same ramp pattern and is widely played in land-heavy decks.Llanowar ScoutrampBudget$0.32Very similar activated ability that repeatedly drops lands from hand onto the battlefield. It fills the same utility role and costs the same amount of mana.Explorationramp$59.49One of the closest functional equivalents, letting you play an additional land each turn. It is often stronger than Walking Atlas in decks that can keep lands flowing.Burgeoningramp$32.67Another low-cost land-drop accelerator that turns extra lands in hand into faster board development. It is not activated, but it serves the same ramp plan in the early game.Azusa, Lost but Seekingramp$14.07Increases the number of lands you can deploy each turn, enabling explosive mana development like Walking Atlas. It is a stronger but less reusable version of the same general function.Mina and Denn, Wildbornramp$3.73Lets you play additional lands and also provides utility with land bouncing, supporting the same land-from-hand game plan. It costs more but offers broader utility.Wayward Swordtoothramp$2.82A budget-friendly repeatable extra land drop engine that plays the same role in land-centric decks. It adds a body while helping empty your hand of lands faster.Summer Bloomramp$9.20A burst version of the same effect, allowing multiple lands from hand onto the battlefield in one turn. It is less reusable but can be much more explosive.
