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Maze of Ithutility$8.52The closest functional cousin, this land untaps an attacking creature and prevents combat damage from it. It trades shadow-only targeting for broader applicability.Kor Havenutility$15.08A land-based combat trick that removes an attacker from combat by preventing all combat damage from it. It is broadly similar, though it costs mana to activate and is white instead of colorless.Labyrinth of Skophosutility$0.23This land can untap an attacking creature and prevent all combat damage it would deal and receive this turn. It is very close in function, but can target any attacking creature rather than only shadow creatures.Mystifying Mazeutility$1.27A strong Maze-style defensive land that exiles an attacking creature from combat by untapping and preventing damage for the turn. It is comparable as repeatable combat prevention, though it targets any attacking creature.Holdout Settlementutility$0.30This land can tap to help untap a creature, offering a modest defensive utility. It is not a direct combat lock, but it fills a similar niche of land-based creature management.Desert of the Trueutility$0.14A colorless land with utility that can cycle away when not needed. It is not combat prevention, but is a similar budget-friendly colorless land slot in decks that want utility lands.Oblivion Stoneutility$0.65Not a land, but it serves a similar defensive role by clearing threats and protecting you from combat pressure. It is much broader and slower, but often fills the same stall-the-board function.Propagandautility$3.26A classic defensive card that makes attacking you costly, indirectly serving the same purpose as Maze of Shadows by discouraging combat damage. It is broader and more efficient in multiplayer.
