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Rule of Lawstax$0.44This is the cleanest functional match: it imposes the same one-spell-per-turn restriction on all players. It’s the noncreature version, which can be easier to protect from creature removal.Arcane Laboratorystax$1.26Very similar global spell-limit effect with the same gameplay role, but in blue instead of white. It’s one of the classic alternatives if you want the effect in a different color identity.Deafening Silencestax$0.87A cheaper tax piece that restricts players to one noncreature spell each turn. It’s narrower than Eidolon of Rhetoric, but often serves a similar anti-combo role more efficiently.Archon of Emeriastax$2.67Imposes a spellcasting restriction that limits each player to one spell per turn, while also adding an extra tax on nonbasic lands. It’s a strong upgrade in many white stax shells.Ethersworn Canoniststax$3.40A closely related hatebear that limits each player to one nonartifact spell per turn. It’s especially similar in function against combo decks, though the restriction is narrower.Sanctum Prelatestax$3.08Another white hatebear that can lock out multiple spells by naming a mana value, often functioning as a combo-disruption piece. It is more flexible but less universal than Eidolon of Rhetoric.Spirit of the Labyrinthstax$0.56While it doesn’t stop spell casting, it plays a similar lockpiece role by severely limiting card draw. In white stax decks, it often occupies a comparable anti-draw, anti-combo slot.Silent Arbiterutility$13.05This is a white prison-style creature that restricts combat, making it another defensive hatebear in similar decks. It doesn’t share the spell-limit text, but it fits the same disruptive white utility role.
