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Spoils of the VaultutilityBudget$0.43Often paired with life-loss or self-mill combos where surviving the turn matters, since it can set up risky lines while protecting you from losing immediately. It is also a low-cost instant in black that enables combo play patterns similar to Angel's Grace's emergency protection.Ad Nauseamutility$27.78A premier combo card that exploits effects which prevent you from losing the game while drawing your deck. Like Angel's Grace, it is commonly used in lines that would otherwise be lethal or leave you at very low life.Phyrexian UnlifeprotectionBudget$0.46It creates a nearly identical 'can't die yet' buffer by letting you survive at 0 or less life and turning damage into poison instead. This is one of the closest functional analogues to Angel's Grace for staying alive through a combo turn.Glorious EndprotectionBudget$0.86A temporary 'can't lose' style safety valve for combo turns, though it also ends the turn and can be used strategically to dodge lethal situations. It serves a similar emergency role, even if the timing and downside are very different.Silenceprotection$6.92Both cards are one-mana white instants used to force through combo turns by stopping interaction. Silence does not protect life total, but it fills a similar role as a cheap, proactive defensive spell.Grand Abolisherprotection$13.96It shuts off opponents' interaction on your turn, helping protect all-in combo lines much like Angel's Grace does against lethal response windows. While it's a permanent rather than an instant, the function overlaps strongly in combo decks.Teferi's Protectionprotection$42.71Another top-tier 'you don't lose' style protection card that can blank lethal damage and most forms of disruption for a turn cycle. It is broader than Angel's Grace but serves the same lifesaving, combo-protecting purpose.Boros Charmprotection$5.00Its indestructible mode can save you from lethal damage in a pinch, and the card is widely used as a protection spell in combo and aggressive shells. It is not a true 'can't lose' effect, but it plays a similar emergency defense role.
