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WastelandremovalBudget$12.66Closest functional analogue to Strip Mine: a land that can sacrifice itself to destroy another land. It is a bit narrower because it only hits nonbasic lands.Field of RuinremovalBudget$0.39Provides repeatable land disruption with a land-sacrifice effect, making it a common substitute in land destruction shells. It gives the opponent a basic land, so it is less punishing than Strip Mine.Demolition FieldremovalBudget$0.35Very similar utility land that trades itself to remove a problematic land. Like Field of Ruin, it is softer than Strip Mine because the opponent gets to replace the destroyed land with a basic.Ghost QuarterremovalBudget$0.65One of the classic Strip Mine-like lands, sacrificing itself to destroy any land. It is less powerful because the controller of the destroyed land may fetch a basic land.Tectonic EdgeremovalBudget$0.39A land destruction utility land that fills a similar role in controlling opposing mana bases. It is narrower than Strip Mine because it only hits nonbasic lands and requires the opponent to have four or more lands.Ramunap RuinsutilityBudget$0.41Not direct land removal, but it is a similar colorless utility land in the sense of converting a land into direct resource denial or damage via sacrifice. It is a common budget-style utility land in colorless shells, though not a Strip Mine replacement.Blast ZoneremovalBudget$2.19A colorless utility land that can eventually clear the board of permanents, serving a similar slot as a land-based answer. It is much slower and more sweeping than Strip Mine.Maze of IthutilityBudget$8.52Like Strip Mine, it is a powerful colorless utility land that can occupy a nonbasic slot in a land toolbox. It does not destroy lands, but it serves as a disruptive land-based utility piece.
