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Archon of Emeriastax$2.67A hatebear that limits spell sequencing and slows multispell turns, especially in nonbasic-heavy or spell-slinger decks. It fills a similar role as a disruptive white tax piece against fast combo and storm-style lines.Deafening SilencestaxBudget$0.87Very similar anti-combo effect that keeps players from chaining noncreature spells in a turn. It is cheaper and more broadly efficient, though it lacks the body and artifact restriction clause.Rule of LawstaxBudget$0.44Classic functional equivalent that limits each player to one spell per turn. It is broader than Canonist and one mana more expensive, but serves the same anti-storm and anti-combo purpose.Eidolon of RhetoricstaxBudget$0.44Creature version of Rule of Law, providing the same one-spell-per-turn restriction on a body. It is one mana more expensive, but the creature type makes it easier to tutor and recur in some shells.Mana TitheprotectionBudget$1.27Not a lock piece, but it serves the same white disruptive role of punishing early combo or key spell turns. It is a cheap tempo interaction option for decks that want to preserve the same low-curve pressure.Thalia, Guardian of ThrabenstaxBudget$0.39Another premier white hatebear that slows noncreature spell chains by taxing them. It does not hard-cap spell count, but it attacks the same decks and fits the same aggressive disruptive role.Drannith Magistratestax$15.81A similar white hatebear that prevents opponents from casting from exile or command zone, shutting off many combo and commander lines. It is narrower than Canonist, but equally disruptive in the same style of deck.Spirit of the LabyrinthstaxBudget$0.56Another small white creature that constrains common combo value engines and limits card advantage explosions. It is not the same lock text, but it occupies the same hatebear slot in white disruptive decks.
