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Stonecoil Serpentutility$1.52Like Lion Sash, it is a scalable colorless threat that can grow over time and fits into decks that want a flexible mana sink. It also carries counters well and functions as a resilient board presence.Walking Ballistautility$10.63Both are artifact creatures that convert extra mana into counters and provide repeated value from those counters. Ballista trades graveyard hate for direct damage utility.Relic of Progenitusgraveyard_hate$5.33This is a premier graveyard-hate artifact that exiles cards repeatedly, serving the same disruption role Lion Sash offers against graveyard decks. It lacks the creature body, but is cheaper and more universal.Soul-Guide Lanterngraveyard_hateBudget$0.29A cheap graveyard interaction piece that exiles a card or clears a graveyard, similar to Lion Sash's graveyard-based utility. It is less repeatable, but excellent as a budget alternative.Remorseful Clericgraveyard_hate$2.01This creature provides graveyard exile on a body, matching Lion Sash's role as a disruptive white hate card that can be deployed proactively. It is less flexible, but immediate and efficient.Containment PriesthatebearBudget$0.89While not a graveyard exile card, it fills a similar white disruptive slot against recursion and cheat-into-play strategies. It is often used alongside graveyard hate for the same metagame reasons.Scavenging Oozegraveyard_hateBudget$0.21This is one of the best repeatable graveyard-hate creatures, growing as it exiles cards and gaining life. It is the closest green analogue to Lion Sash's incremental graveyard interaction.Silent Clearingutility$6.74Not a graveyard-hate card, but it is a colorless utility permanent that can be cashed in for value and fits similar midrange decks looking for a flexible artifact-like slot. This is more of a functional deck-construction analog than a direct effect match.
