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Retreat to KazandulifegainBudget$0.31This is the closest functional cousin to Lifegift, triggering from landfall and optionally gaining life whenever a land enters. It adds an extra landfall mode, making it a more flexible upgrade.Felidar RetreatutilityBudget$2.73Like Lifegift, it rewards every land drop with a triggered ability that generates advantage over time. It shifts the reward from life to board presence, but fills a similar landfall engine role.Authority of the Consulslifegain$5.37This is a low-cost enchantment that repeatedly gains life from opponent creatures entering the battlefield, filling the same incremental lifegain role. It is cheaper and more tempo-oriented than Lifegift.Perimeter CaptainlifegainBudget$1.50While not an enchantment, it serves a similar defensive life-gain function by repeatedly gaining life as creatures attack. It is a budget-friendly way to stabilize like Lifegift does.Spirit Looplifegain$6.56This enchantment provides repeatable lifegain in a similar ongoing value slot, especially in decks that can recur or keep a creature suited up. It is less universal than Lifegift but offers steady life gain.Druid ClasslifegainBudget$2.12The second level gives a landfall-style life gain trigger, making it a very close green comparison in both theme and function. It also scales into additional land-based value later.Tireless ProvisionerutilityBudget$2.59This creature rewards land drops with resource generation, often via Treasure or Food, which can indirectly function like Lifegift's incremental advantage. It is a stronger modern value engine for landfall decks.Lotus Cobraramp$6.63Although it produces mana instead of life, it is one of the premier green landfall payoffs and fills a similar 'every land matters' engine role. It is a high-power upgrade for decks built around repeated land drops.
