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Totem-Guide HartebeestutilityBudget$0.06Both support Aura-based strategies by giving repeatable value from enchantments attached to your board. Hartebeest finds an Aura directly, while Umbra Mystic protects them.Kor Spiritdancercard_draw$4.77A premier Aura payoff in white that rewards you for loading up a creature with enchantments. It does not protect Auras, but it serves the same deck-building role in Aura-centric decks.Sram, Senior Edificercard_draw$3.03Another low-cost white Aura equipment payoff that turns your enchantments into card advantage. It fits the same aggressive enchantment shell as Umbra Mystic.Setessan Championcard_draw$8.94A strong enchantment-matters threat that grows and draws cards whenever Auras or other enchantments enter. It serves as a broader payoff for the same style of deck.All That GlittersfinisherBudget$0.33Auras-focused decks often want a cheap, high-impact enchantment payoff that turns a single suited-up permanent into a major threat. It is more offensive than protective, but very similar in deck role.Daybreak Coronetfinisher$3.71This is one of the strongest Aura-based buffs in white, rewarding you for already having an enchanted creature. It overlaps with Umbra Mystic by supporting the same Voltron-style plan.Gift of Immortalityprotection$5.06This Aura protects a creature from removal and keeps it coming back, serving a defensive role similar to Umbra Mystic's protection. It is a strong alternative when you want resilience on a key permanent.Shield of Duty and ReasonprotectionBudget$0.46A cheap defensive Aura that helps a creature survive combat and removal, fitting the same protective enchantment package. It is narrower than Umbra Mystic but plays a similar support role.
