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Authority of the Consulsutility$5.37It slows opposing creatures by making them enter tapped, just like Gatekeeper's tax on incoming permanents. It is a cheaper, lower-commitment way to buy tempo in white.Blind Obedienceutility$5.34This is a classic white tempo piece that makes opponents' artifacts and creatures enter tapped, overlapping heavily with Gatekeeper's effect. It also adds extort for extra value over time.Thalia, Heretic Catharutility$2.21It attacks on a body while also making opposing creatures, artifacts, and nonbasic lands enter tapped. It mirrors Gatekeeper's taxing role while applying pressure.KismetutilityBudget$0.55A direct enchantment analogue that causes opponents' permanents to enter tapped, covering the same tempo-denial role. It is broader than Gatekeeper and particularly punishing in slower games.Stonehorn DignitaryutilityBudget$0.55While not the same static tap effect, it serves a similar anti-aggression role by stalling combat and buying time. It is often used in white decks as a defensive tempo card.Archon of Emeriautility$2.67It hinders opponents' development and slows their ability to deploy multiple spells, serving a similar stax/tempo function. It is more about restricting pace than exact enter-tapped wording.Eidolon of RhetoricutilityBudget$0.44This is another white lock piece that slows opponents' ability to progress their board in a way that complements Gatekeeper-style tempo denial. It is narrower, but fills a similar disruptive role.Rule of LawutilityBudget$0.44It is a classic white tax effect that limits explosive turns and functions as a board-slowing prison piece. It doesn't tap permanents, but it occupies the same disruptive support slot.
