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Platinum Angelprotection$8.10Prevents you from losing the game entirely, filling a similar lifesaving role though it does so continuously rather than as a one-shot instant.Angel's Graceprotection$8.85Like Stunning Reversal, it stops you from losing the game for a turn and can also save you from lethal damage or life loss. It is more efficient and more flexible for survival in the moment.Phyrexian UnlifeprotectionBudget$0.46Gives you a pseudo-invulnerability to losing while at low life, functioning as a similar anti-loss safety valve. It lasts on the battlefield rather than being a one-turn spell.Glorious EndprotectionBudget$0.86A dramatic emergency button that can interrupt a losing turn, though it works differently by ending the turn instead of drawing cards or setting life to 1. It serves a similar 'don't die now' purpose.Abyssal PersecutorprotectionBudget$2.34Not an instant save, but it creates a similar 'can't lose' style constraint on the game while it remains on the battlefield. It is a black card that interacts with losing the game conditions directly.WorshipprotectionBudget$1.26Can keep you alive at 1 life or above if you control a creature, echoing the life-preservation aspect of Stunning Reversal. It is a board-based protection piece rather than a one-shot effect.Laboratory ManiacutilityBudget$1.18While offensive rather than defensive, it interacts with losing the game by replacing a loss condition with a win condition, similar to how Stunning Reversal changes the outcome of defeat. It is another card that breaks normal loss rules.Thassa's Oracleutility$19.80Like other alternate-win cards, it sidesteps traditional loss conditions by converting a game-state check into victory. It is a compact, efficient way to avoid losing in decks that can exploit it.
