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Strip Mineland_removal$77.69A land-based answer to problem lands with the same sacrifice-to-destroy functionality, but it does not replace the land for the opponent. It is the most direct upgrade to Ghost Quarter in this role.Wastelandland_removal$12.66This is the classic efficient nonbasic-land destroyer and fills the same utility-land disruption role. It is more restrictive than Ghost Quarter because it cannot hit basics.Demolition Fieldland_removal$0.35Very close functional cousin: a land that can sacrifice itself to destroy a target land while giving the controller basic-land replacement. It provides similar mana denial with a less punishing colorless clause.Field of Ruinland_removal$0.39This land plays the same disruptive utility role and is often used as a fairer Ghost Quarter analogue. It trades the one-for-one land destruction for a potentially broader search by both players.Tectonic Edgeland_removal$0.39A colorless utility land for punishing opposing mana bases, especially in later turns. It is similar in role but narrower because it only hits nonbasics once the opponent is developed.Dust Bowlland_removal$23.98This land serves as repeatable land destruction from the mana base, much like Ghost Quarter does as a utility land. It is slower and more mana-intensive but can keep opposing lands under pressure over time.Sinkholeland_removal$76.57A direct land-destruction spell that attacks the same resource Ghost Quarter targets, but from the spell slot instead of the mana base. It is more efficient in effect but requires black mana.Field of the Deadutility$41.89Not land destruction, but it is a utility land that provides inevitability and is often compared in deck construction discussions around land slots. Included as a broad land-based utility alternative, though it fills a different role.
