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Austere Commandremoval$1.56Flexible mass removal that can spare your own board in certain modes, similar to Divine Reckoning's asymmetric-ish board control. It is a stronger but more expensive sweeper.Tragic ArroganceremovalBudget$0.28Each player keeps only one of their permanents of each type, often functioning like a powerful selective board wipe. It plays in the same space of leaving the best creature while clearing the rest.Single Combatremoval$0.34Each player chooses a creature and planeswalker they control to keep, then sacrifices the rest, closely echoing Divine Reckoning's “keep one creature” pattern. It is a similar white control finisher at a slightly lower cost.Cataclysmremoval$1.22A classic white reset that forces each player to keep only one of each permanent type, often leaving you with a single creature as the board is cleared. It is a harsher but comparable mass-reset effect.Cataclysmic GearhulkremovalBudget$0.27A creature-based board reset that makes each player choose one artifact, creature, enchantment, and planeswalker to keep. It fills a similar role as a selective sweeper with a body attached.Winds of Abandonremoval$8.24A white exile sweeper that can act as a one-sided board clear when overloaded, serving a similar role as a reset button. It is more flexible but usually more expensive when fully scaled.Fumigateremoval$0.64A dependable white sweeper that clears multiple creatures at once, trading Divine Reckoning's selectivity for consistency and life gain. It is a strong budget-friendly alternative in the same slot.Day of Judgmentremoval$0.98A classic white mass removal spell that serves the same board-clearing function, though without leaving a creature behind. It is simpler and often cheaper to acquire than more premium sweepers.
