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City of Solitudeprotection$24.07This is the closest noncreature analogue to Dosan, locking opponents to casting spells only on their own turns. It is often stronger in decks that want the effect without exposing a creature to removal.Lifeforceprotection$41.98A green permission-style hate piece that taxes or stops opponents from interacting on your turn in a broader control shell. It serves a similar role as a proactive anti-interaction card, though with different restrictions.Vexing Shusherprotection$11.07Not the same static lock, but it similarly helps your key spells resolve through opposing interaction. It is a common green-red anti-countermeasure in proactive combo or midrange decks.Prowling SerpopardprotectionBudget$2.27This creature makes your creature spells uncounterable, functioning as a green anti-interaction tool like Dosan. It is narrower, but very efficient at forcing through creature-based game plans.Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96A stronger white version of Dosan’s play-pattern that shuts off most interaction during your turn. It is one of the best functional equivalents if you can support white.Teferi, Time RavelerprotectionBudget$5.09This planeswalker limits opponents to casting at sorcery speed, which is not identical but strongly overlaps with Dosan’s anti-interaction role. It also protects your spells and can rebuy permanents.SilenceprotectionBudget$6.92A one-shot version of the same core idea: preventing opponents from interacting during your turn. It is far cheaper but temporary, making it excellent for combo turns.Orim's ChantprotectionBudget$8.89Like Silence, it buys a turn by stopping opponents from casting spells, and the kicker can also prevent attacks. It is a highly efficient combo protection spell.
