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Soul-Guide Lanternutility$0.29Very close functional cousin: a one-mana graveyard hate artifact with an on-entry exile effect and a later sacrifice mode that can clear a graveyard and replace itself. It is often cleaner and more flexible in graveyard-heavy metas.Nihil Spellbombutility$1.52Same basic job of exiling a graveyard for a single mana, with an optional cantrip if you have black mana available. It’s a classic cheap graveyard-hate artifact with strong efficiency.Tormod's Cryptutility$0.38A zero-mana graveyard answer that performs the same core role of exiling a graveyard, though it lacks the cantrip and enters-the-battlefield trigger. It is the cheapest possible alternative for graveyard disruption.Relic of Progenitusutility$5.33A one-mana artifact that repeatedly pressures graveyards and can eventually exile all graveyards while drawing a card. It is broader than Lantern of the Lost but serves the same anti-graveyard utility slot.Lantern of Insightutility$3.61Not graveyard hate, but a similarly low-cost utility artifact that replaces itself in deck manipulation shells and often pairs with graveyard hate packages. It’s a comparable one-mana colorless utility piece.Aether Spellbombutility$0.28A one-mana artifact that can enter early and later be sacrificed for a useful effect while drawing a card. It’s not graveyard-specific, but it fits the same cheap utility artifact pattern.Urza's Baubleutility$6.97Another one-mana colorless artifact that can be used for low-cost value and replaces itself with a card draw effect. It doesn’t exile graveyards, but it shares the cheap utility/trip-style artifact role.Mishra's Baubleutility$12.88A similarly cheap artifact cantrip that provides incremental value at minimal mana investment. It’s not graveyard hate, but it occupies the same low-friction utility artifact space.
