For FINAL FANTASY IV, that was Dillon Deveney
Its good, its tense, and it lives in the same space as instant-speed removal and burn
It feels much like Sea Gate Restoration in the sense that you play it because its a land that might do something if you run out of gas late in the game, but you dont really plan to cast it if everythings going well
March of Otherworldly Light March of Otherworldly Light does a fine Solitude impression when you exile cards from your hand, though this X-spell scales with the game since you can always pay a little more mana to exile the threat you need to
Holding up two mana is a lot, and holding up two of the same color when youll need that colored mana to cast permanents (or maybe not even have enough to do both, thanks to having other colors of lands to run)
Jeskai Artifacts is another deck that has gained a lot of ground since the bans