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Ancient Tombramp$107.95A colorless land that produces two mana at once, offering a similar explosive ramp function for a restricted card pool. It is broader than Watermarket because the mana can be spent on anything, not just watermark spells.Temple of the False Godramp$0.58A land that can tap for two mana, serving a similar role as a high-output utility land. Unlike Watermarket, it requires five lands before it works and has no spell restriction.Eldrazi Templeramp$2.83Produces two colorless mana for a specific subset of spells, similar to Watermarket's restricted mana use. The restriction differs, but both are lands meant to accelerate a narrow spell class.Shrine of the Forsaken Godsramp$0.33A colorless utility land that can generate two mana, functioning as burst ramp once you have enough lands. It is slower than Watermarket but fills a similar role of mana acceleration from a land slot.Crystal Veinramp$1.62Can be sacrificed for two colorless mana, giving a one-shot burst similar to a land that produces extra mana. It is more temporary than Watermarket but comparable as a colorless mana accelerator.Corrupted Grafstoneramp$0.19A colorless mana rock that can help with mana acceleration in decks with low-color requirements, analogous to a restricted mana source. It is not a land, but it serves a similar role in producing extra colorless mana.Sol Ringramp$2.97The premier version of two-for-one colorless acceleration, matching the idea of a mana source that jumps you ahead. It is much more efficient than Watermarket but occupies the same functional category.Mana Cryptramp$54.70A zero-mana source that produces two colorless mana, making it the most powerful analogue to a land that taps for {C}{C}. It has a life-loss drawback instead of a cast restriction.
