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Wastelandutility$12.66A classic utility land in the same disruptive land slot, trading tap-down for outright land destruction. It plays a similar role of denying opposing mana from the manabase.Strip Mineutility$77.69Another premier land-based mana denial card. It is more powerful than Rishadan Port because it can destroy any land, but fills a similar disruptive function.Ghost QuarterutilityBudget$0.65A budget-friendly land disruption option that answers problematic lands while still fitting into a colorless utility land slot. It is less repeatable than Port but serves the same denial role.Field of RuinutilityBudget$0.39Provides repeated land interaction and mana-fixing for both players, similar to Port's role as a utility land that pressures opposing mana bases. It is broader in effect but slower.Tectonic EdgeutilityBudget$0.39A colorless land that disrupts opposing mana by removing a nonbasic land once the opponent is ahead on lands. It is a comparable control tool, though less flexible than Port.Dust Bowlutility$23.98A repeatable land-denial land that can keep opposing utility lands or manlands off the table. It occupies a similar long-game mana denial niche.Encroaching WastesutilityBudget$0.14A straightforward land-destruction utility land that fills the same disruptive slot in slower formats. It is much more expensive to activate, but comparable in purpose.Demolition FieldutilityBudget$0.35A modern utility land that can trade one of your lands for an opposing nonbasic. It is less repeatable than Port, but similar in being a colorless land that disrupts opposing mana.
