As we've seen, black and white have plenty of options to remove any type of permanent, but if you lean strongly into blue and enemy creatures give you a headache, you may be better served with either temporary removal (bouncing) or doing what blue does best: Use counterspells to handle cards before they become threats
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It appears at common rarity, and sees some play in Pauper-related formats
But, if you can, what you want is something (in your "creature row," not your "spell row") that looks roughly like this: 1+ mana: 02 2+ mana: 46 3+ mana: 35 4+ mana: 24 5+ mana 13 6+ mana: 02 Or, in graphic form, like this: Astute readers out there might notice these numbers are slightly different than my normal Prerelease primer numbers