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Heroes' PodiumutilityBudget$0.93It provides a scaling long-game advantage tied to a resource count, rewarding you for maintaining a wide board of legends in a similar incremental way. While not life gain, it functions as a low-cost value engine that snowballs over time.Well of Lost Dreamscard_draw$1.79This is a classic life-total payoff artifact that turns life gain into ongoing card advantage, fitting decks that want repeated incremental life swings. It is a stronger build-around engine at the same general support role.Aetherflux Reservoirfinisher$19.20Like Ivory Tower, it rewards you for repeated life gain over the course of a game and can turn that cushion into a win condition. It fits the same incremental life-management strategy, but is more explosive.Bolas's Citadelutility$21.30This artifact leverages your life total as a resource and rewards high life with powerful ongoing advantage. It plays in the same space of life-total management, though in a much more extreme way.Venser's Journallifegain$9.19This is the closest functional cousin: it cares about the number of cards in hand and gives life every turn. It is essentially a higher-cost, more durable version of the same hand-size life engine.Jayemdae Tomecard_drawBudget$0.07While it doesn't gain life, it is a cheap colorless artifact that provides steady, repeated value from the battlefield. In decks that want a small artifact engine, it fills a similar low-risk support slot.Ivory Crane NetsukelifegainBudget$0.18This card is one of the most direct analogues: it rewards you for having a large hand with incremental life gain during upkeep. It closely matches Ivory Tower's hand-size-based game plan, though at a higher threshold.Reliquary Towerutility$3.09It does not gain life, but it is one of the most common enablers for the same style of deck by letting you keep a large hand. If your plan is to maximize hand size for Ivory Tower-style effects, this is a key support piece.
