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Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96A premier white protection piece that prevents opponents from interacting on your turn, much like Voice of Victory's spell-lock effect. It protects your attacks and key combat steps without changing your board plan.SilenceprotectionBudget$6.92A cheaper, one-shot version of the same anti-interaction effect, stopping opponents from casting spells for the turn. It doesn't add a body, but it serves the same role in combo and combat protection.Teferi, Time RavelerprotectionBudget$5.09Shuts off opponents casting spells at instant speed and protects your turn from interaction. It is broader than Voice of Victory, though it costs more and is not a creature.Myrel, Shield of Argiveprotection$18.03Another white creature that prevents opponents from casting spells during your turn while also generating attacking bodies. It is the closest functional equivalent, but at a higher mana cost.Aven MindcensorutilityBudget$0.60A disruptive white flash creature that restricts opponents' options and is useful as an instant-speed hatebear. It doesn't stop spells directly, but it plays a similar role in constraining interaction and tempo.Thalia, Guardian of ThrabentaxBudget$0.39A classic white tax creature that makes opponents' spells harder to cast, especially on your turn or in response to your plan. It is less absolute than Voice of Victory but fills a similar disruptive role.Archon of EmeriataxBudget$2.67Taxes nonbasic-heavy and spell-dense decks while limiting casting patterns, helping force your turn through. It is a broader hate piece rather than a direct lock, but comparable in role.Drannith Magistrateutility$15.81Prevents opponents from casting many spells from outside their hand, creating a strong asymmetric lock piece. It doesn't stop all spells on your turn, but it serves a similar anti-interaction function.
