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Lost Mine of PhandelverutilityBudget$0.35Shares the same dungeon-exploration role and incremental life loss/value progression, making it the closest functional equivalent. It also culminates in a strong token payoff after multiple room advancements.Dungeon of the Mad Mageutility$4.61Another full dungeon with room-by-room progression and a substantial final reward, serving the same long-game dungeon engine role. It tends to be slower but offers more cumulative value.Tales of the AncestorsutilityBudget$0.30Provides a multi-room adventure structure with layered effects and a late payoff, similar to the way Tomb of Annihilation builds toward a strong end reward. It’s less punishing but similar in pacing.Acererak the Archlichutility$1.94This is one of the most iconic dungeon enablers and directly supports repeated dungeon completion. It pairs especially well with Tomb-style decks that want to churn through dungeons for payoff.Nadaar, Selfless PaladinutilityBudget$0.42A repeatable dungeon-advancement creature that helps complete rooms and trigger dungeon payoffs. It’s a straightforward budget-friendly engine for the same archetype.Radiant Solarutility$2.51Offers dungeon advancement and value generation while fitting the same venture/dungeon strategy. It’s less disruptive than Tomb of Annihilation, but excellent at pushing through dungeons efficiently.Precipitous DropremovalBudget$0.07Not a dungeon itself, but it synergizes strongly with dungeon decks by rewarding the same venture progression theme. It helps replicate the attrition plan by weakening creatures over time.
