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Nevinyrral's Diskremoval$0.81The original artifact version of the same effect, sweeping away most creatures, artifacts, and enchantments after a delay. It fills the same board-reset role with broader deck compatibility.Oblivion Stoneremoval$0.65Another colorless reset button that can clear most of the board, especially with fate counters to protect key permanents. It performs the same mass-destruction role with more setup.Sunblast Angelremoval$0.59A white creature-based sweeper that can punish tapped creatures, making it a closer combat-oriented board wipe. It serves a similar creature-reset role from a body instead of a reusable artifact.Austere Commandremoval$1.56A flexible white board wipe that can tailor what it destroys, often answering creatures and artifacts or enchantments in a way similar to Disk-style stabilization. It is less repeatable but much more selective.Catastropheremoval$3.96A white mass-removal spell that can wipe creatures or lands, acting as a powerful reset when you need to clear the board. It overlaps as a late-game sweep effect, though it does not hit artifacts and enchantments.Wrath of Godremoval$3.06A classic white creature sweeper that performs the core stabilization function of removing opposing boards. It is narrower than Magus of the Disk, but often the most efficient comparable reset.Shatter the Skyremoval$0.25A white four-mana sweeper that clears creatures efficiently and is commonly used as a budget-friendly wrath effect. It is narrower than the Disk effect but serves the same defensive board-control role.Hour of Revelationremoval$2.35A high-impact reset that destroys almost all nonland permanents, closely matching the all-purpose board wipe feel. It is much more expensive in mana, but can be stronger in token-heavy or board-clogged games.
