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Force Spikecounterspell$6.17Very similar early-game soft counter that taxes the opponent if they want to resolve a spell. It is cheaper but narrower, making it a comparable interactive tempo option.Mana LeakcounterspellBudget$0.45A classic conditional counterspell that asks the opponent to pay additional mana or lose their spell. It fills the same tempo-disruption role at a slightly higher mana cost.RemandcounterspellBudget$0.80A tempo counter that delays a spell instead of fully answering it, similar to disrupting a critical instant or sorcery. It is more flexible but less punishing than Molten Influence.Spell PiercecounterspellBudget$0.29A cheap conditional counterspell that pressures noncreature spells in a similar way. It is more efficient but less damaging than Molten Influence.CensorcounterspellBudget$0.22Another low-cost tempo counter that can tax the opponent or cycle away when dead. It offers a similar early interaction pattern with more flexibility.Arcane DenialcounterspellBudget$2.53A broad counterspell that trades card advantage for easy interaction, useful in the same slot as a reactive instant-speed answer. It is more reliable but gives the opponent cards.Dash HopescounterspellBudget$0.54The closest color-pie analogue in black: it counters unless the controller pays life, mirroring the same 'pay a price or lose the spell' tension. The life payment is often comparable to the damage deal.Price of Gloryutility$10.86Not a direct counterspell, but it punishes instant-speed interaction in a similar red, spell-shedding way. It serves as a functional hate piece against reactive decks rather than a one-shot answer.
