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Frozen Aetherutility$1.45Very close functional twin to Kismet, making opponents’ permanents enter tapped regardless of card type. It is the most direct analogue for the same taxing/stax plan.Authority of the Consulsutility$5.37Slows opposing creatures by making them enter tapped, and also pads your life total. It is cheaper and more narrowly focused, but serves a similar tempo-denial role.Blind Obedienceutility$5.34Extorts value while making artifacts and creatures your opponents control enter tapped, which mirrors part of Kismet’s gameplay pattern. It is a strong upgrade in many decks because of the incidental drain.Urza's Sylexutility$0.67Can be activated to tap all nonland permanents and disable them temporarily, functioning as a broad tempo/stax tool. It is not static like Kismet, but it serves a similar board-slowing purpose.Meekstoneutility$10.08A classic prison piece that keeps larger creatures effectively tapped down by preventing them from untapping. It does not affect lands or artifacts entering, but fills a similar stall-the-board role.Dream Tidesutility$0.36Punishes creatures with high power by keeping them from untapping, creating a similar slow-the-table effect. It is more specialized and less universal than Kismet.Tangle Wireutility$31.25A temporary lock piece that taps down opposing permanents and buys time, especially in prison shells. It is less permanent than Kismet but plays in the same disruption space.Rising Watersutility$1.90Restricts mana development by making lands effectively come in or stay tapped through its oppressive tempo pattern. It is slower and more severe on lands than Kismet’s ETB tap effect.
