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Jester's Caputility$11.72It doesn’t remove hexproof/indestructible directly, but it fills a similar anti-protection utility role by helping you answer problematic threats and strategy pieces. It is colorless and can be used in any deck looking for a way to break through defensive layers.Finale of Devastationutility$36.20Like Bonds of Mortality, it is a green spell that can be a high-impact late-game utility piece. It can tutor a creature and then act as a finisher, making it a much stronger but more expensive green staple.Kenrith's Transformationremoval$1.01This is a close green cantrip enchantment that replaces a problematic creature with a low-impact body, similar to Bonds of Mortality being a cheap utility enchantment that cycles itself. It answers one creature cleanly while drawing a card.Lignifyremoval$0.63Another green enchantment-based answer to a creature, turning it into a harmless 0/4. It is less flexible than Bonds of Mortality, but it serves a similar role as a cheap green anti-creature tool.Song of the Dryadsremoval$4.86This is one of green’s best answers to nearly anything, turning a permanent into a Forest. It is a stricter upgrade in flexibility compared to Bonds of Mortality, though it costs more mana.Darksteel Mutationremoval$1.76It permanently neutralizes a creature despite indestructible by turning it into a harmless artifact creature. While white instead of green, it fills a very similar role against resilient threats.Boseiju, Who Shelters Allutility$13.67This card doesn’t remove protections, but it is a green utility land that helps force through key spells by making them harder to interact with. It occupies a similar niche of helping green decks push past opposing defenses.Bane of Progressremoval$3.87It’s not the same effect, but it is a green answer that punishes board states built around persistent defenses and utility permanents. It’s a strong green reset button when protection pieces are backing up an opponent’s board.
