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Archangel of Thunelifegain payoff$46.80Like Heliod, it rewards life gain by repeatedly growing your board with +1/+1 counters. It is a stronger payoff in creature-heavy lifegain decks, though it costs more mana.Ajani's Pridematelifegain payoffBudget$0.20A classic white lifegain payoff that grows whenever you gain life, similar to Heliod's counter ability. It is cheaper but only affects itself and lacks Heliod's broader utility.Voice of the Blessedlifegain payoffBudget$1.85Another scalable lifegain threat that turns repeated life gain into counters and eventually more keywords. It fills the same proactive lifegain role, but is more self-focused.Bishop of Wingslifegain engineBudget$5.23A white lifegain engine that triggers off creature deaths and Angel ETBs, helping stabilize and fuel lifegain synergies. It is less explosive than Heliod but supports the same archetype.Auriok Championlifegain engine$11.22A premier lifegain enabler that gains life repeatedly from common creature actions and is very hard to remove. It doesn't grant counters, but it supports the same white lifegain plan efficiently.Soul Wardenlifegain engineBudget$2.76A low-cost lifegain engine that generates life from creature ETBs, making it an excellent trigger source for lifegain payoffs. It is much narrower than Heliod but extremely efficient.Soul's Attendantlifegain engineBudget$9.06Functionally similar to Soul Warden, it provides a steady stream of life gain to trigger payoffs like counter growth. It is a budget-friendly staple for the same deck style.Resplendent Angellifegain payoffBudget$8.47Like Heliod, it turns consistent life gain into board presence by creating evasive threats. It is more expensive and more threat-focused, but plays in the same lifegain space.
