It provides a true zero-mana option for countering noncreature spells, only costs a single mana more than Negate itself when hardcast, and even exiles the target to boot
LTR is legal in Historic, Timeless, and Modern
Enchantment based removal is also a pretty good answer, but I believe every green deck should run one copy of Wilt in the main and every white deck should have one copy of Light of Hope in the main because enchantments are somewhat prevalent
His activated ability, however, is perhaps the absolute coolest ability on this whole list
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