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Pacifismremoval$0.10Both function as cheap white creature-control pieces that stop a creature from being effective in combat. Pacifism is more permanent, while Change of Heart is a temporary combat lock with buyback.Cho-Manno's Blessingprotection$0.29Shares the same white defensive, creature-interaction role and can blank combat damage or attacks through protection. It is narrower, but serves as a cheap reactive protection/removal-style trick.Holy Dayprotection$0.32Both are one-mana white combat-trick style spells that prevent a creature-based attack from succeeding this turn. Holy Day stops all combat damage, making it a broader defensive alternative.Aegis of the Godsprotection$1.17Like Change of Heart, it is a low-cost white defensive effect that helps neutralize targeted aggression. It is less direct creature control, but belongs to the same protective white utility space.Reprisalremoval$0.16A cheap white answer to a problematic creature, filling the same anti-creature interaction slot as Change of Heart. It removes the creature outright instead of merely stopping an attack.Swords to Plowsharesremoval$8.48One of the best white creature answers at the same mana cost, occupying the same instant-speed interaction role. It is a strict upgrade in efficiency, though it exiles rather than preventing attacks.Oblivion Ringremoval$0.21Both are white removal tools used to neutralize a threatening permanent, though Oblivion Ring is broader and more permanent. It serves as a common functional substitute in white decks.Journey to Nowhereremoval$0.15A clean white removal option that handles creatures permanently, filling the same defensive role. It is slower than Change of Heart but much more decisive.
