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Dosan the Falling Leafutility$20.73This is the closest creature-based analogue to City of Solitude, restricting players to casting spells only on their own turns. It serves the same anti-interaction purpose in green at the same mana cost.Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96It creates a similar one-sided silence effect by preventing opponents from casting spells or activating abilities during your turn. While it only protects your turn rather than locking all turns, it fills the same anti-interaction role.Conqueror's Flailprotection$13.31This equipment can shut opponents out of interacting on your turn by preventing them from casting spells. It is a more board-dependent but very close functional substitute for protecting your own turns.SilenceprotectionBudget$6.92Like City of Solitude, it stops opponents from interacting, but only for a single turn cycle. It is the most efficient one-turn version of the effect.Defense GridutilityBudget$8.84It discourages and taxes interaction on your turn, making it harder for opponents to respond. It is not a hard lock, but it plays a similar anti-interaction role in the same colorless space.Teferi, Time RavelerprotectionBudget$5.09Teferi forces opponents to cast sorcery-speed interaction, approximating the 'no response' feeling of City of Solitude. It is broader and more powerful, though in different colors.Prowling SerpopardprotectionBudget$2.27This creature prevents your creature spells from being countered, which is a narrower but similar anti-interaction tool. It is especially useful in green decks that want to force threats through countermagic.Lurking Predatorsutility$12.30While not a direct lock piece, it rewards you for casting spells on your own turn and reduces opponents' ability to meaningfully dictate the game on your turn. It is a higher-cost green enchantment with a comparable game-plan of turn-based pressure.
