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Wilt-Leaf LiegeutilityBudget$0.21It can punish opponents for enchantment removal and functions as a green hate card that pairs well in enchantment-heavy metas, though it is not a direct sweeper. It’s a resilient green option when you want utility against enchantment strategies.Back to NatureremovalBudget$0.32This is the closest functional equivalent: a green enchantment sweeper that destroys all enchantments at instant speed. It is cheaper and more efficient than Tranquility, but narrower in timing flexibility.Creeping CorrosionremovalBudget$2.14A similar mass-destruction sorcery, but aimed at artifacts instead of enchantments. It fills the same sideboard role of sweeping a permanent type with a color-pie-appropriate hate card.Bane of ProgressremovalBudget$3.87A much stronger green sweeper for artifacts and enchantments, destroying all of them and growing into a huge threat. It overlaps heavily in role as a permanent-type reset, though it costs more and leaves a creature behind.Aura of SilenceremovalBudget$4.64While not a sweeper, it taxes enchantment/artifact spells and can be sacrificed to destroy one. It is a common green-white style hate piece that covers the same matchup space as enchantment removal.Harmonic SliverremovalBudget$1.25It provides repeated enchantment or artifact removal in a creature-based package. Similar in function as flexible hate against problematic permanents, though it is slower and requires board presence.Fracturing GustremovalBudget$1.46A powerful mass-answer to both artifacts and enchantments, often functioning like a one-sided sweeper in the right deck. It is broader than Tranquility but in a different color identity.Calming VerseremovalBudget$0.32This is one of the closest analogs: it destroys all enchantments you don’t control, often acting as a safer Tranquility variant. In enchantment-heavy decks it can be nearly asymmetrical.
