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Arcane LaboratoryutilityBudget$1.26It punishes spell-heavy decks by limiting each player to one spell per turn, creating a similar stax-style lock on noncreature casting. It is a common companion to Dovescape in control shells.Rule of LawutilityBudget$0.44This is the closest functional cousin: it restricts spell casting to one per turn and slows combo decks in much the same way. It is cheaper and more universally castable than Dovescape.Eidolon of RhetoricutilityBudget$0.44A creature-based version of Rule of Law that similarly caps each player at one spell per turn. It fills the same anti-combo, tax-style role while being easier to recur or tutor in creature-centric builds.Deafening SilenceutilityBudget$0.87It taxes noncreature-heavy decks by limiting players to one noncreature spell each turn, which overlaps strongly with Dovescape’s anti-spell plan. It is especially effective against storm and control shells.Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96While it does not counter spells, it creates a similar feeling of locking out interaction during your turn and protecting a combo or control line. It is a strong white utility piece in the same strategic space.Lavinia, Azorius RenegadeutilityBudget$0.47Lavinia disrupts free and low-cost spell deployment, making it a powerful Azorius anti-combo and tempo lock piece. Like Dovescape, it constrains how opponents can use their mana and spells.Mystic BarrierutilityBudget$1.67This enchantment slows combat and board development by forcing attackers to split, giving a control deck time to assemble a lock. It shares the same Azorius enchantment-control feel, though it is less directly spell-based.Sphere of Safetyutility$3.02It is a classic enchantment-based defensive lock that makes attacking costly, helping a control or prison deck stabilize behind enchantments. It pairs well with the same white-blue enchantment strategies that use Dovescape.
