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Rest in PeaceutilityBudget$5.66Like Balance, it can radically reset a resource axis and punish graveyard-dependent strategies, though it does so in a different way. It’s a strong white hate piece that often serves a similar table-shaping role.CataclysmutilityBudget$1.22Very close in spirit as a white mass-reset spell that forces each player to pare down permanents to a minimal board. It preserves the asymmetrical, game-warping feel of Balance.Armageddonutility$31.94Not identical, but it serves the same white prison/control plan by stripping most or all lands from the table. Like Balance, it can sharply equalize or break parity in a board state.Ravages of Warutility$223.99A direct functional analogue to Armageddon, giving white another land-destruction reset. It plays similarly in decks that want to leverage parity-breaking board wipes.Fall of the ThranutilityBudget$0.26This is a slower, enchantment-based land reset that can create a similar resource-denial game plan. It’s less immediate than Balance but still swings the game heavily around lands.TerastodonutilityBudget$0.28While not a true reset, it can remove multiple key permanents and swing the board hard in white-inclusive Commander shells. It fills a similar role as a high-impact, asymmetrical answer to board development.Settle the WreckageremovalBudget$4.61Like Balance, it is a powerful white swing card that can punish overextension and reset combat pressure. It doesn’t touch lands or hands, but it similarly creates a massive tempo reversal.Winds of AbandonremovalBudget$8.24This is a scalable white reset/removal spell that can clear a battlefield and leave one side far behind. Overload mode gives it a broad, Balance-like sweep at a higher cost.
