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Angerutility$1.14Functions similarly as a graveyard-based anthem for your creatures. While Anger grants haste instead of trample, it fills the same role of giving your board a global combat keyword from the graveyard.Wonderutility$1.99This is the closest analogue to Brawn in form and function: a graveyard-relevant Incarnation that grants a global combat keyword to your creatures. Wonder gives flying instead of trample, but the board-wide static effect is very similar.Filthutility$7.01Another graveyard-based Incarnation that turns on a global combat ability for your creatures. It changes the angle of attack by granting swampwalk rather than trample, but it occupies the same niche in recursive combat enhancement.Valorutility$0.59A very similar graveyard-synergy Incarnation that grants a team-wide keyword from the graveyard. Valor gives first strike instead of trample, but is comparable as a self-discardable or mill-friendly combat buff.Genesisutility$5.23Like Brawn, Genesis provides a powerful graveyard-based value engine that improves your board over time. It doesn't grant combat keywords, but it is a similarly recursive creature intended to sit in the graveyard and influence the battlefield.Living Terrainutility$0.24This is a graveyard-focused green card that also rewards having a Forest-based mana base. It is not a direct keyword-grant effect, but it similarly leverages the graveyard and Forests for ongoing board presence.Crashing Drawbridgeutility$6.60If the goal is giving your whole team trample-adjacent combat pressure, this artifact provides a global combat keyword-style payoff from the battlefield. It is not from the graveyard, but it serves as a cheap board-wide enabler for creature-based aggression.Lightning Greavesprotection$4.63A cheap repeatable team enabler in the broader sense of protecting and empowering your creatures from the battlefield. It doesn't grant trample, but it is a common functional substitute when looking for low-cost ways to improve combat threats.
