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Glaring Spotlightutility$1.98Provides the same anti-hexproof functionality, letting you target opponents' hexproof creatures and players with your spells and abilities. It is also a colorless utility piece that fills the same niche in decks needing to answer hexproof threats.Arcane Lighthouseutility$6.68Very close functional equivalent: it removes hexproof and shroud from opposing creatures until end of turn so your targeted interaction can work. This is the closest land-based analog to Detection Tower.Bonds of MortalityutilityBudget$0.31A flexible anti-hexproof card that also strips indestructible from creatures, making it broader than Detection Tower in some board states. It serves the same purpose of enabling your removal to target protected creatures.Shadowspearutility$40.89Turns off hexproof and indestructible from your opponents' permanents and can also give trample/lifelink, making it a strong upgrade in many decks. It functions as a reusable answer to hexproof-centric strategies.The Immortal Sunutility$12.05Its static ability says opponents can't have hexproof, which cleanly answers the same problem from a broader, ongoing source. It is much more expensive but provides a powerful long-term effect plus additional value.Kaya's Ghostformutility$1.13Not a direct hexproof breaker, but it can function as a protection/recovery tool similar to how Detection Tower helps interaction matter through otherwise protected boards. It is a niche budget alternative only if you're looking for utility around targeted plays.Aether FlashutilityBudget$0.61Like Detection Tower, it helps answer otherwise hard-to-target creature boards, though by dealing damage on entry rather than removing hexproof. It is a broader hate piece that can punish small-creature strategies while filling a utility slot.Pithing Needleutility$1.50A colorless low-cost utility piece that disrupts specific problematic permanents at a very efficient rate, often serving a similar 'answer a key threat' role in decks. While not anti-hexproof, it is a comparable tool for dealing with problematic permanents.
