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Allosaurus Shepherdprotection$45.80It also makes your green creature spells uncounterable, while doubling as a powerful late-game threat. It is the closest functional upgrade for creature-heavy green decks.Destiny Spinnerprotection$1.15It protects your creature and enchantment spells from counters, covering a broader set of permanents while staying in a similar low-cost slot. It is a strong substitute if you want protection plus an enchantment body.City of Solitudeprotection$24.07It doesn't stop counterspells directly, but it strongly limits interaction on your turn by preventing players from casting spells outside their own turns. It serves a similar anti-control role in green shells.Vexing Shusherprotection$11.07It can force your key spell through counter magic, acting as a classic anti-countermeasure for combo and midrange decks. Unlike Gaea's Herald, it protects all your spells rather than only creature spells.Cavern of Soulsprotection$54.55This land makes creature spells of a chosen type uncounterable, which is often the most efficient way to replicate Gaea's Herald's effect. It is especially strong in tribal decks.Rhythm of the Wildprotection$3.35It makes your creature spells uncounterable and also adds haste or counters, giving aggressive creature decks extra value. It is a pricier but more impactful enchantment alternative.Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96While it doesn't specifically stop counterspells, it prevents opponents from interacting during your turn, which often accomplishes the same goal. It is one of the strongest anti-control protection creatures.Defense Gridprotection$8.84This artifact taxes interaction on opponents' turns, making counterspells and other responses much harder to use. It is a colorless utility option for decks that want to force through spells.
