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Mangara, the Diplomatcard_drawBudget$0.91Punishes opponents for attacking you in numbers and for rapid multi-spell turns by drawing you cards. It fills a similar defensive political role in white, though it is less broad than Trouble in Pairs.Smuggler's Sharecard_drawBudget$11.46A white enchantment that generates cards when opponents draw extra cards or make multiple land drops, providing steady resource advantage. It overlaps with the anti-value, grindy role of Trouble in Pairs.Happily Ever AfterutilityBudget$0.45Another white enchantment that can act as a persistent value engine in controlling shells. While it has a different win condition, it serves the same general enchantment-based grind plan.Court of Gracecard_drawBudget$2.48A white enchantment that rewards you with ongoing card advantage in the form of tokens and monarch pressure. It fits the same long-game defensive enchantment role, though not the same triggers.Ghostly PrisonprotectionBudget$6.46Taxing attackers is a similar defensive white enchantment role, deterring the same kind of pressure that Trouble in Pairs helps punish. It doesn't draw cards, but it protects you from go-wide attacks.Windborn MuseprotectionBudget$0.48A creature-based version of Ghostly Prison that taxes attacks against you and discourages swarms. It occupies a similar anti-attack slot in white control decks.Reconnaissance Missioncard_drawBudget$1.96Rewards you for being attacked by drawing cards, which can help turn combat into a resource engine. It is not a hate piece, but it overlaps with the 'draw off combat pressure' part of Trouble in Pairs.Bident of Thassacard_drawBudget$0.40A classic draw engine for combat-focused play that also deters attacks by making your board much better at punishing combat. It is not white, but it is one of the closest parallels to the 'draw from combat' half of Trouble in Pairs.
