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Light-Paws, Emperor's Voiceutility$2.70A white enchantment-centric creature that tutors Auras directly onto itself, giving you strong Voltron-style consistency. It fills a similar role as an aura enabler and cheat effect, though at a much lower curve.Sovereigns of Lost Alarautility$0.83Fetches an Aura from your library and attaches it when it attacks, functioning as a powerful aura tutor/cheat engine. It is one of the closest functional equivalents for putting a key enchantment onto a creature.Bruna, Light of Alabasterutility$0.60On attack or block, Bruna can attach Auras from your hand and graveyard, creating a similar recursion-plus-attachment payoff. It excels in the same aura-based game plan, though it works from a different zone mix.Mesa Enchantresscard_draw$0.42A classic white enchantress engine that supports Aura-heavy decks by rewarding repeated enchantment deployment. It does not cheat Auras into play, but it serves the same tribal/enchantment-consistency role.Eldrazi Conscriptionfinisher$4.16A major Aura payoff commonly searched up by aura-tutor creatures, representing the same kind of game-ending attachment Boonweaver-like shells want to assemble. It is not a tutor itself, but it is one of the primary targets for the effect.Totem-Guide HartebeestutilityBudget$0.06Searches your library for an Aura and puts it into your hand, giving strong Aura tutoring at a lower price point. It is a more budget-friendly enabler for the same deck archetype.Starfield Mysticramp$0.58Reduces Aura and enchantment costs while helping auras-entering decks scale more efficiently. It supports the same strategy by making repeated enchantment deployment easier and cheaper.Danitha Capashen, Paragonutility$0.54A white Voltron-oriented creature that discounts Auras and Equipment, helping you deploy aura-based combat plans more efficiently. While it doesn't tutor, it serves a closely related role in aura decks.
