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AetherizeutilityBudget$0.34Both punish opposing creatures through a blue control plan, buying time by turning the board into a liability. This is more of a reset button, while Dismiss into Dream is a persistent lock piece.Aetherspoutsremoval$0.62A blue defensive mass-answer that can punish attackers and effectively clear the way without using destroy effects. It fills a similar control role at a much lower cost.Cyclonic Riftremoval$29.83A premier blue control finisher that can swing the game by invalidating opposing boards. It is more flexible and usually stronger, but serves the same high-end reset role.Tidal Barracudautility$14.62This creates a similar blue table-shaping effect that makes interaction awkward and can strongly restrict opponents' lines. It is not removal, but it supports the same style of disruptive control gameplan.Consuming AberrationfinisherBudget$0.32A blue threat that grows while attacking an opponent’s resources, playing well in control shells that want inevitability. It’s not a direct equivalent, but it occupies a similar late-game blue niche.Imprisoned in the Moonremoval$2.55A blue enchantment-based answer that neutralizes a problematic permanent permanently while fitting into mono-blue control. It is cheaper and more directly targeted than Dismiss into Dream.Reality ShiftremovalBudget$0.32Efficient blue removal that handles creatures cleanly at instant speed. It lacks the global enchantment effect, but it is one of blue's closest hard-removal tools.Pongifyremoval$2.45A very efficient mono-blue creature removal spell that trades a creature for a small token. It’s a much cheaper, more immediate answer in the same color.
