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Undying Evilprotection$0.47A cheap black protection piece that effectively saves a creature from death, similar to how Dark Privilege keeps a key creature around. It is more burst-oriented rather than a permanent Aura, but fills the same protective role.Feign Deathprotection$0.94Protects a creature by letting it return after dying, which often functions like a one-shot regeneration effect. It is a strong budget alternative for preserving an important creature.Undying Maliceprotection$7.00Another black trick that lets a creature survive lethal damage, closely matching the purpose of Dark Privilege’s regeneration ability. It is cheaper and easier to hold up in response to removal.Supernatural Staminaprotection$0.21Keeps a creature alive through death and gives it a small stat boost, which overlaps with the pseudo-regeneration theme. It is an aggressive, low-cost alternative for protecting a creature.Gift of Doomprotection$5.85An Aura that protects a creature and can make it very hard to kill, serving a similar permanent attachment role. It is more expensive in mana but offers stronger upside and flexibility.Kaya's Ghostformprotection$1.13This Aura repeatedly preserves key creatures or permanents by returning them after they die or are exiled. Like Dark Privilege, it is a black enchantment-based safeguard for important creatures.Aspect of Mongooseprotection$1.90A protective Aura that grants strong resilience by making the creature hard to remove from the battlefield permanently. It is similar in being an enchantment that sticks to a creature and defends it over time.Dance of the Deadutility$14.91A black Aura that reanimates and sustains a creature on the battlefield, occupying a similar creature-centric enchantment slot. It is more about recursion than regeneration, but it plays a comparable role in protecting value.
