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Acererak the Archlichutility$1.94A black creature built around the dungeon mechanic, repeatedly venturing and generating value from dungeon completion. It fills a similar dungeon-centric role with a recursive, grindy game plan.Nadaar, Selfless Paladinutility$0.42Provides immediate venture on entry and benefits from completing dungeons, making it a close white-based dungeon enabler. It plays a similar board-centric value role, though without Barrowin's reanimation trigger.Preston, the Vanisherutility$25.76A white creature that rewards creature-based board development and can convert enters-the-battlefield value into ongoing advantage. While not a dungeon card, it occupies a similar midrange engine role in white.Lynde, Cheerful Tormentorutility$2.95A black-based commander that grinds incremental advantage over time and encourages sacrifice-style recursion/value loops. It overlaps with Barrowin as a recursive, attrition-focused black midrange piece.Lurrus of the Dream-Denrecursion$1.73A powerful recursion creature that repeatedly returns small permanents or creatures from the graveyard, similar to Barrowin's resurrection payoff. It serves as a strong functional equivalent for small-creature reanimation.Sun Titanrecursion$0.30A classic reanimation threat that returns small permanents from the graveyard to the battlefield on attack, echoing Barrowin's attack-triggered recursion. It is a larger, stronger version of the same value pattern.Brought Backrecursion$2.00A white recursion spell that returns permanents from the graveyard after a setup turn, similar to Barrowin's graveyard recovery plan. It can act as a budget-friendly burst of reanimation value.Return to the Ranksrecursion$0.88A mass recursion spell for small creatures, closely matching Barrowin's focus on returning creatures with low mana value. It is especially good in creature-dense white-black decks.
