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Obliterateboard_wipe$4.72Like Worldslayer, it creates a near-total reset that leaves artifacts and lands gone, often used to break parity with a board setup. It serves the same 'wipe everything and rebuild' game plan.Jokulhaupsboard_wipe$4.87A classic mass-destruction spell that removes creatures, artifacts, and lands, similar to Worldslayer's catastrophic combat trigger. It is a direct functional cousin for lock-style strategies.Decree of Annihilationboard_wipe$2.14This is another all-out permanent reset that can function as a finisher or hard lock piece. It matches Worldslayer's role of ending the game by emptying the battlefield.Devastationboard_wipe$17.22A symmetric destructive sweeper that clears creatures and lands, echoing Worldslayer's 'everything dies' effect. It occupies the same high-impact reset role in red.Worldfireboard_wipe$28.50Worldfire is one of the closest analogs to Worldslayer in terms of resetting the entire game state. It leaves players with nearly nothing and can set up a finish.Apocalypseboard_wipe$8.65Apocalypse is a brutally efficient one-shot reset that exiles almost everything from your side and the table. It plays a similar role as a game-ending board eraser.Armageddonboard_wipe$31.94While narrower, it fills the same prison/lock role by destroying lands and forcing the game to restart from a crippled position. It is a common functional alternative in reset strategies.Ravages of Warboard_wipe$223.99This is essentially a white Armageddon, offering the same land-reset game plan that can complement a Worldslayer-style lock. It is a premium functional equivalent for destruction-based decks.
