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Archon of Absolutionutility$0.16This is a white tax-style deterrent that makes attacking you more difficult, similar to Baird’s defensive combat restriction. It also protects planeswalkers and fits the same pillow-fort role.Windborn Museutility$0.48A classic white pillow-fort creature that taxes attacks against you, serving the same combat-stalling role. It is one mana cheaper but applies a broader attack tax.Sphere of Safetyutility$3.02One of the strongest enchantment-based attack taxes, often making attacks against you prohibitively expensive. It fills the same defensive role as Baird but scales better in enchantment-heavy decks.Ghostly Prisonutility$6.46The closest low-cost enchantment analogue to Baird’s attack tax, forcing opponents to pay mana to swing at you. It is cheaper and more efficient, though it does not protect planeswalkers directly.Norn's Annexutility$6.48This creates a similar attack-tax barrier, making creature attacks awkward and expensive. It is more colorless in cost structure and also pressures life payment, but serves the same defensive function.Crawlspaceutility$7.78Like Baird, this card limits how many creatures can pressure you, buying time and reducing combat damage. It does so by quantity rather than mana tax, but the defensive role overlaps heavily.Propagandautility$3.26A blue version of the same attack-tax effect, often compared directly to Ghostly Prison. While outside Baird’s color identity, it is one of the cleanest functional equivalents.Elephant Grassutility$1.88A cheap enchantment that heavily taxes attackers, functioning as a strong early-game pillow-fort piece. It is more restrictive and temporary, but similar in role and efficiency.
