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Thalia, Guardian of Thrabendisruption$0.39Taxes noncreature spells in a very similar disruptive way, slowing down combo and control decks. It is one of the closest white hatebears to Suppression Field.Ghostly Prisondisruption$6.46Another white tax enchantment that makes attacking more expensive, often serving the same role of stalling aggressive board states. It fits the same prison-style strategy.Archon of Emeriadisruption$2.67Imposes a broad restriction on spellcasting and lands entering tapped, providing a similar anti-combo, anti-tempo function. It is a creature-based tax effect in the same deck archetypes.Damping Spheredisruption$1.08A hate piece that taxes explosive mana and repeated spell turns, overlapping with Suppression Field as a broad anti-combo card. It is colorless, making it a flexible substitute in many decks.Aven Mindcensordisruption$0.60Disrupts search effects and limits tutoring, which overlaps with Suppression Field’s general anti-setup plan. It is a flash threat that also functions as a hate piece.Drannith Magistratedisruption$15.81Stops opponents from casting from zones other than their hand, a strong combo-hate effect similar in purpose to Suppression Field. It is a cheap, efficient white disruptive creature.Rule of Lawdisruption$0.44Limits each player to one spell per turn, creating a similar slow-the-game-down prison effect. It is a classic white stax enchantment alongside Suppression Field.Eidolon of Rhetoricdisruption$0.44Essentially a creature version of Rule of Law, giving the same spell-throttling role. It is useful when you want the effect on a body rather than an enchantment.
