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DisenchantremovalBudget$0.25A classic cheap white answer to artifacts, though it only hits one permanent instead of two. It’s a flexible budget-friendly substitute when you want efficient artifact interaction.Revoke ExistenceremovalBudget$0.19Very close in color and purpose, exiling an artifact while also incidentally hitting enchantments. It is a clean, efficient upgrade in flexibility at the same mana cost range.Return to DustremovalBudget$0.12A direct cousin to Dust to Dust in white exile-based artifact removal, with the option to hit artifacts and/or enchantments. It is stronger in multiplayer because it can exile up to two permanents.FragmentizeremovalBudget$0.19A very cheap white answer to artifacts and enchantments with a low mana value cap. It’s a strong budget option when you need early interaction.Wear // TearremovalBudget$2.43Efficient artifact/enchantment interaction with the Tear half serving a similar role to white artifact hate. It’s an upgrade in flexibility if you can support red.Aura of Silenceremoval$4.64A strong white artifact-hate card that taxes artifacts and can later remove one. While not as immediate as Dust to Dust, it serves the same anti-artifact role very well.Energy FluxremovalBudget$0.34A powerful hate piece against artifact-heavy decks that can function as a punishing board-level answer. It is less precise than Dust to Dust but often much stronger in the right matchup.By ForceremovalBudget$0.30Although red rather than white, it fills the same mass artifact-removal role and can scale to destroy multiple targets. It is a strong functional alternative if color identity is flexible.
