Mox is analysing…
Tragic Arroganceremoval$0.28Very close board-sculpting effect that forces each opponent to keep only one of several permanent types while you choose the rest. It plays the same role as a symmetrical-ish white reset that leaves key pieces behind.Farewellremoval$4.43A stronger white sweeper that exiles multiple permanent types, including artifacts, creatures, enchantments, and graveyards. It’s a higher-impact upgrade when you want a broader reset than Cataclysmic Gearhulk.Austere Commandremoval$1.56Flexible mass removal that can selectively hit artifacts, creatures, and enchantments in combinations similar to Gearhulk’s type-based culling. It often functions as a tailored board wipe for white control decks.Divine Reckoningremoval$0.65A white sweeper that leaves each player with their best creature, mirroring Cataclysmic Gearhulk’s ability to preserve a key permanent while clearing the rest. It’s a lower-cost, creature-focused version of the same control plan.Single Combatremoval$0.34Each player keeps only one creature and planeswalkers are swept away, making it a strong semi-symmetric reset similar to the Gearhulk’s battlefield pruning. It’s especially close in white midrange and control shells.Vanquish the Horderemoval$0.31Efficient white mass removal that can clear the board for very low mana in creature-heavy games. While it lacks the type-choosing nuance, it serves the same role of stabilizing and resetting the board.Hour of Revelationremoval$2.35A hard reset that wipes almost all nonland permanents, overlapping with Cataclysmic Gearhulk’s role as a permanent-based board clearer. It’s a much more absolute sweeper when you want to start over.Routremoval$0.95A classic white wrath effect that can be cast at instant speed for a stronger surprise reset. It doesn’t preserve permanents the way Gearhulk does, but it occupies the same control finisher slot.
