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Narset, Parter of VeilsdisruptionBudget$1.27Disrupts opponents' extra card draw and heavily suppresses wheel effects, creating a similar anti-draw lock. It also fits the same blue color identity and performs a comparable card-advantage denial role.Orcish Bowmastersdisruption$43.27Punishes opponents for drawing extra cards by creating a growing board presence and direct damage. It overlaps in the anti-draw gameplan while being a lower-cost, flexible threat.Leovold, Emissary of TrestdisruptionBudget$1.21Shuts down opponents drawing extra cards outside their draw step and rewards you with card advantage, echoing Notion Thief's draw-denial theme. It is the closest functional analogue, though it adds green to the color identity.Ashiok, Dream Renderutility$18.00Prevents opponents from searching libraries and can mill them, making it a disruptive utility piece in the same control shell. While not a draw replacement effect, it serves a similar anti-resource role in Dimir decks.Consecrated Sphinxcard_draw$30.52Also turns card draw into a huge card-advantage engine, though in the opposite direction: it rewards you when opponents draw. It fills a similar high-impact blue finisher role in slower control decks.HullbreacherdisruptionBudget$2.06Creates a powerful asymmetrical draw-denial effect by converting opponents' draws into Treasures, strongly resembling Notion Thief's punishing extra-draw interaction. It is a direct functional peer, though banned in Commander.Rankle, Master of PranksutilityBudget$3.08Provides a disruptive flash threat that can force discard and sacrifice while fitting into the same tempo/control style. It does not mimic the draw replacement effect, but it fills a similar interactive flash creature slot in black-blue decks.Tishana's Tidebinderutility$5.64A flash blue interaction creature that can shut off problematic triggered abilities and act as a surprise tempo piece. It shares the instant-speed creature role and control-deck utility, though not the specific draw effect.
