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Skullclampcard_draw$4.74Both reward you for having multiple small creatures and turn board presence into extra cards over time. Skullclamp is much faster and more explosive, but serves a similar incremental draw role in white creature decks.Mentor of the Meekcard_drawBudget$0.26This provides repeatable card draw in go-wide creature decks, especially when you make smaller tokens or utility creatures. It fills a similar ongoing value role as an enchantment that converts creatures into cards.Rumor Gatherercard_drawBudget$0.50Like Dawn of a New Age, it rewards you for building a board and can generate repeated card advantage in token-heavy decks. It also fits white creature-centric strategies well.Tocasia's Welcomecard_drawBudget$3.06This is another white card-draw engine for creature-heavy decks that steadily replaces itself as you deploy small creatures. It is a close functional analogue for incremental draw in board-based white lists.Welcoming Vampirecard_drawBudget$0.80A strong white value engine that draws cards from small creatures entering the battlefield, especially token and go-wide decks. It plays the same broad role of turning board development into card advantage.Bygone Bishopcard_drawBudget$0.25This rewards casting cheap creatures and creates Clue-based card advantage, which suits white decks built around filling the board. It is slower than Dawn of a New Age but occupies a similar grindy value slot.Mesa Enchantresscard_drawBudget$0.42If your deck includes other enchantments, this is a classic white card-draw engine that helps white keep pace in longer games. It is not creature-count based, but it fills the same low-cost value-engine niche.Dawn of Hopecard_drawBudget$1.65This enchantment similarly turns a steady resource flow into cards and can also produce lifegain-related value. It is a close thematic and functional cousin for white enchantment-based advantage.
