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Slaughter Gamesutility$0.26Very close effect: it names a card, then strips all copies from the opponent’s deck and hand without allowing counters. It fills the same anti-combo, discard-the-win-condition role.Cranial Extractionutility$0.55The original effect that most directly parallels Lost Legacy, exiling all copies of a named nonland card from a player's hand, library, and graveyard. It plays the same role as a proactive hate spell against combo and key threats.Bitter Ordealutility$13.16A tutor-hate finish that can remove multiple copies of a chosen card from an opponent’s deck via gravestorm-fueled exiling. It is less targeted than Lost Legacy but serves a similar library-disruption role.Praetor's Grasputility$10.13A black card-name-based search effect that exiles a card from an opponent’s library and lets you cast it, effectively removing a key card from their deck while generating advantage. It overlaps with Lost Legacy as a proactive anti-combo tool.Extirpateutility$1.65A one-mana graveyard sniper that exiles all copies of a card from graveyard, hand, and library if split second timing matters. It is narrower than Lost Legacy but serves the same combo-disruption purpose.Surgical Extractionutility$2.01Another efficient copy-exile spell that can remove all copies of a key card from graveyard, hand, and library after a discard or mill effect. It’s a common budget and tempo alternative to Lost Legacy.Leyline of the Voidutility$1.29Not a name-specific exile spell, but it attacks graveyard-based combo and recursion decks in the same sideboard hate space. It’s a broader, passive alternative when the goal is stopping key cards from being reused.Damnationremoval$18.83While not name-based, it is a premier black answer for clearing the board when Lost Legacy is too narrow. It occupies a similar black control-sideboard slot as a high-impact sorcery.
