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Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96Both suppress interaction on your turn and force opponents to play at awkward times. It is a creature instead of an artifact, but fills the same anti-countermagic / protection role.Silenceprotection$6.92Like Defense Grid, it is a proactive way to shut off opposing responses during your turn. It creates a clean protection window for combo or key spells.Orim's Chantprotection$8.89This can function like a one-turn version of Defense Grid by preventing opponents from casting spells. It is especially strong when kicked, but narrower and temporary.Conqueror's Flailprotection$13.31It protects your turn by making it much harder for opponents to interact once attached to a creature you control. The effect is similar in play pattern, though conditional.Veilstone Amuletprotection$8.16This is another anti-interaction tool that can make your spells difficult to answer. It overlaps in the role of shielding your key turns, though it requires spell sequencing.City of Solitudeprotection$24.07It serves the same strategic purpose of limiting opponents' ability to interact on your turn. It is broader than Defense Grid in some situations, but also affects your own instant-speed plays.Dosan the Falling Leafprotection$20.73Like City of Solitude, it discourages interaction outside each player's turn and protects your main phase plans. It is a creature-based version of the same lockout effect.War's Tollutility$11.83It punishes opponents for trying to hold mana up and makes their turn sequencing awkward. The effect is not identical, but it similarly taxes reactive play.
