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SilenceprotectionBudget$6.92Very similar white instant that stops a player from casting spells for the turn. It is a cleaner, more efficient protection/combo-enabling effect, though it doesn't shut off activated abilities or draw a card.Orim's ChantprotectionBudget$8.89Closest functional cousin: it can prevent a player from casting spells for the turn and, with kicker, also stops attacks. It is often considered an upgrade in flexibility, though it lacks the card draw.Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96Serves the same anti-interaction role by preventing opponents from casting spells or activating abilities during your turn. It is more permanent-based rather than a one-shot instant, but it is a powerful upgrade for combo protection.Ranger-Captain of Eosprotection$20.39Provides a similar turn-shutting protection effect through its activated ability, preventing opponents from casting noncreature spells on your turn. It also replaces itself with a creature tutor, making it a strong utility alternative.Meddling MageutilityBudget$2.22Not the same text, but it functions as a disruption piece that constrains what a chosen opponent can cast. It is more permanent-based and narrower, but it plays a similar anti-spell role in white.Deafening SilenceutilityBudget$0.87This is a budget-friendly white hate piece that limits noncreature spell casting and helps protect your turn from interaction. It is symmetrical and less precise than Abeyance, but fills a similar slot against spell-heavy decks.Gideon of the TrialsprotectionBudget$1.70Its emblem can lock an opponent out of winning under specific conditions, giving a lock-style protection role. It is not a direct spell-shutdown card, but it is a white control piece with a similar 'deny the opponent' function.Lapse of CertaintyremovalBudget$1.18A white counterspell that denies a spell for a turn instead of stopping all instants and sorceries outright. It is a reactive, tempo-oriented alternative that fits the same color identity and disruption space.
