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Stasisstax$26.06A classic blue lock piece that also prevents lands from untapping, creating a similar resource-denial game plan. It is harsher and more oppressive than Rising Waters, but fills the same stax/control role.Mana Breachstax$0.99While it does not stop untaps, it similarly taxes mana development and slows opponents by forcing land returns on spell casts. It fits the same blue resource-denial shell.Root Mazestax$4.83This slows down mana development by making lands and artifacts enter tapped, echoing the tempo-denial plan of Rising Waters. It is broader against fast mana but less absolute.Frozen Aetherstax$1.45A blue enchantment that makes opponents' artifacts and creatures enter tapped, supporting a denial strategy that buys time similarly to Rising Waters. It is less directly about lands but serves a comparable tempo role.Back to Basicsstax$3.56Another blue enchantment that attacks mana bases by punishing nonbasic lands, often serving as a harder lock in mono-blue control. It is not the same effect, but it fills a similar mana-denial role.Winter Orbstax$13.56A strong mana denial piece that limits how much mana players can untap each turn, creating the same kind of resource choke. It is colorless and more efficient, making it a strict upgrade in many stax shells.Static Orbstax$5.28Like Rising Waters, it reduces available mana by restricting untaps, but it affects both lands and artifacts while being easier to break asymmetrically. It is a very similar lock piece in control and stax decks.Tangle Wirestax$31.25A temporary but powerful stax card that taps down permanents and functions as an early-game resource denial tool. It is less permanent than Rising Waters, but plays a similar tempo-disruption role.
