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Krosan GripremovalBudget$2.04Efficient green removal for artifacts and enchantments, often used in the same decks to answer problematic permanents at instant speed. Split second makes it a stronger answer in many situations, though it doesn’t create tokens.Hull Breachremoval$3.58Strong Gruul-sideboard style artifact/enchantment interaction that can remove one or both types at a very efficient rate. It is sorcery speed and lacks the token payoff, but fills a similar utility role.By ForceremovalBudget$0.30Red artifact removal that scales well in multiplayer and can clear multiple artifacts at once. It’s cheaper in some cases, but trades the single-target token-making value for broader sweep potential.Vandalblastremoval$3.37Premier red artifact answer that can be a one-for-one early and a powerful mass removal spell later. It doesn’t generate creatures, but it is one of the best artifact-specific substitutes.Bane of Progressremoval$3.87A green artifact/enchantment sweeper that leaves behind a massive body while wiping the board. It’s much more expensive, but serves the same anti-artifact game plan in a bigger way.Fade from Historyremoval$2.46Mass artifact and enchantment hate in green that creates tokens as a consolation prize. The tokens are different, but it preserves the 'destroy artifact, get value' feel.Moldervine Reclamationcard_drawBudget$0.35While not removal, it rewards your sacrifice and board-warping game plan with card draw when your creatures die, often supporting the same token-heavy Gruul shells. It’s a value engine rather than interaction.CindervinesutilityBudget$0.23A Gruul utility enchantment that punishes artifacts and enchantments while also giving you incidental damage and sacrifice value. It’s not a direct destroy effect, but it occupies a similar anti-artifact slot.
