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Muldrotha, the Gravetiderecursion$5.19Another graveyard-centric commander that repeatedly reuses permanents from your graveyard to gain long-term advantage. It operates at a similar high-end value engine role, though with broader permanent access rather than only Pirates.The Scarab Godrecursion$3.85A premier Dimir graveyard engine that turns creatures in graveyards into immediate board presence. Like Admiral Brass, it converts graveyard resources into recurring threats, though it exiles the creature and makes a token instead of reanimating it directly.Reflections of Littjarautility$1.16While not graveyard recursion, it rewards tribal synergy by copying creatures of a chosen type. It can function similarly in Pirate-heavy decks by multiplying your creature-based payoff and board presence.Marchesa, the Black Roserecursion$3.79A strong Grixis graveyard-value commander that brings creatures back after they die when you manage counters. It plays in the same colors and supports recurring threats and combat-focused pressure.Sheoldred, Whispering Onerecursion$15.03A powerful reanimation engine that repeatedly returns creatures from your graveyard to the battlefield. It is much broader and more oppressive than Admiral Brass, but fills a similar top-end recursion role.Puppeteer Cliquerecursion$1.34A similar creature-based reanimation effect that steals a creature from a graveyard for immediate use. It also gives haste-like immediate impact through persist-style utility and fits the same graveyard-aggression plan.Living Deathrecursion$2.70A mass graveyard swing card that can bring your creatures back while sweeping the board. It serves a similar reanimation payoff role, though on a much larger and more symmetrical scale.Victimizerecursion$0.45A budget-friendly reanimation spell that turns one creature into two dead-creature returns. It matches the graveyard value plan of Admiral Brass by converting graveyard setup into board presence, though without repeatability.
