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Eidolon of Rhetoricstax$0.44A creature-based version of the same effect that limits each player to one spell per turn. It is often used as redundant Rule of Law in white decks that can leverage creature synergies.Archon of Emeriastax$2.67Imposes a very similar spell-per-turn restriction while also taxing nonbasic lands and noncreature spells. It is a stronger but more color-pie-broad version of the same hate piece.Deafening Silencestax$0.87A cheaper hate piece that also restricts players from chaining multiple noncreature spells in a turn. It is narrower than Rule of Law but excellent against spell-heavy decks.Arcane Laboratorystax$1.26This is the blue version of Rule of Law with the same exact gameplay restriction. It is the closest functional analogue outside white.Curse of Exhaustionstax$0.40Another enchantment that prevents enchanted player from casting more than one spell each turn. It is weaker in scope because it targets only one player, but fits the same role in prison decks.Sanctum Prelatestax$3.08Not identical, but it functions as a spell-lock piece that can shut off a key mana value and slow opponents from developing multiple spells. It serves a similar disruptive role in white prison decks.Drannith Magistratestax$15.81While it does not limit spells per turn, it similarly constrains opponents' ability to cast from unusual zones and supports a hatebears/stax plan. It often occupies the same deck slots as Rule of Law effects.Ethersworn Canoniststax$3.40A classic artifact creature equivalent that restricts each player to one nonartifact spell per turn. It is weaker in some board states but is a very close functional substitute.
