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Resourceful DefenseutilityBudget$6.16This is the closest functional analogue, storing counters from permanents that leave the battlefield and then redistributing them later. It works with any kind of counter and can move them to any permanent, making it a strong parallel.Nesting GroundsutilityBudget$0.43Provides repeatable counter movement between permanents, letting you shift counters to protect value or reassign them after a creature changes zones. It doesn't bank counters, but it fulfills a similar counter-preservation role.Power ConduitutilityBudget$8.70A cheap counter-manipulation artifact that can move counters off one permanent and onto another. It is narrower than The Ozolith, but fills a similar board-state utility role.Hex ParasiteutilityBudget$7.95Manipulates counters repeatedly by removing them from permanents and can be used to clear or rebalance counters as needed. It is not a direct replacement, but it plays in the same counter-centric space.Animation ModuleutilityBudget$2.59This artifact converts +1/+1 counter events into more board presence and synergizes with creatures that grow via counters. It is not storage, but it supports the same counters-matter game plans.Blade of the BloodchiefutilityBudget$3.08A counters-scaling artifact equipment that accumulates +1/+1 counters as creatures die, preserving combat growth in a different way. It is similar in that it turns creature loss into lasting counter value.Vorinclex, Monstrous Raiderutility$29.09Doubles counters placed on your permanents and halves counters on opponents' permanents, strongly amplifying any counter-based strategy. It does not store counters, but it supercharges the same gameplay pattern.Lae'zel, Vlaakith's ChampionutilityBudget$1.90In a counters-focused deck, this creature upgrades how counters are placed and can help maintain counter value across your board. It is a support piece rather than a bank, but it overlaps heavily in strategy.
