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Demolishremoval$0.27A simple land/artifact destruction spell in the same red utility space, though it does not replace itself. It is a straightforward budget alternative when you just need to answer a land or artifact.Stone Rainremoval$0.24Classic land destruction at a similar point on the curve. It is more punishing because it does not give a replacement land, but it fills the same disruptive role.Pillageremoval$0.30Flexible red land or artifact destruction with the same general destructive function. It trades the cantrip for broader target range and optional artifact hate.Molten Rainremoval$0.30Very close to Cleansing Wildfire in role: destroy a land and punish the opponent. It is often better when the damage matters, though it does not cantrip.Boom // Bustremoval$1.52Boom functions as a land-destruction spell that can target one land in the same aggressive mana-denial space. It is more flexible but also more committal.Aftershockremoval$0.19Red removal that can hit lands and provides a draw-like card advantage payoff through raw efficiency. It is stronger but costs much more life and mana.Tectonic Edgeutility$0.39Land destruction as a repeatable utility land rather than a spell. It serves the same mana-denial role, especially in formats where consistent land interaction matters.Field of Ruinutility$0.39Interactive land disruption that replaces itself by letting both players search basics. It is very similar in gameplay pattern to Cleansing Wildfire, but attached to a land.
