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Luminarch Aspirantutility$0.40Provides repeatable +1/+1 counter growth on your creatures each combat, serving a similar go-wide counter engine role. It is not legendary and places counters proactively rather than on entry, but fills the same white counter-support slot.Good-Fortune Unicornutility$4.02Triggers whenever another creature enters under your control to put a +1/+1 counter on a creature, closely mirroring Anafenza's team-growth pattern. It is in a different color identity, but the functional role is very similar.Cathars' Crusadeutility$4.97A classic white token/counter payoff that grows your board whenever creatures enter, often ending games quickly in creature-heavy decks. It is much more explosive but also much higher on the curve.Juniper Order Rangerutility$0.16Like Anafenza, it rewards creatures entering by putting counters on a creature and snowballing board presence. It costs significantly more, but it occupies the same counter-based creature payoff role in Selesnya-style decks.Thalia's Lieutenantutility$1.04In Human-heavy decks, it enters with a counter and then boosts future Humans as they enter, acting as a tribal counter engine. It is narrower than Anafenza but similarly supports small-creature pressure and growth.Hardened Scalesutility$3.01Not a creature, but it is one of the best ways to improve bolster and other +1/+1 counter synergies in white-based counter decks. It amplifies the same game plan at a much lower mana cost.Archangel of Thunefinisher$46.80A powerful counter-based finisher that repeatedly adds +1/+1 counters to your whole board when you gain life, often taking over the game. It plays a similar scaling role for creature decks, though with a different trigger.Abzan Falconerutility$0.31Another white counter payoff that turns +1/+1 counters into evasion, rewarding the same style of board development. It is less generically strong, but it complements Anafenza-style counter strategies well.
