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Crucible of Worldsutility$32.41Lets you play lands from your graveyard, matching the core land-recursion function of Conduit of Worlds. It is the cleanest strict upgrade for that half of the effect.Ramunap Excavatorutility$3.11Provides the same lands-from-graveyard ability on a creature body. It is often easier to tutor or recur, though more fragile than an artifact.Ancient Greenwardenutility$12.75Also lets you play lands from your graveyard and adds extra landfall value. It costs more, but gives a much larger board-impacting payoff.Muldrotha, the Gravetideutility$5.19Enables casting permanents from your graveyard each turn, giving a broader recursion engine in a similar graveyard-centric role. It is more restrictive in card types, but much more flexible overall.Perennial BehemothutilityBudget$0.55Lets you play land cards from your graveyard and can also be cycled early. It is a budget-friendly, narrower analogue focused on land recursion.The Mending of DominariautilityBudget$0.28Returns lands from your graveyard over time and eventually resets the graveyard into your library. It plays a similar long-game recursion role, though not as directly as Conduit of Worlds.Wrenn and Sixutility$10.16Repeatedly returns lands from your graveyard to hand, functioning as a cheaper land-recursion engine. It does not play lands directly, but it supports the same resource loop.Life from the Loamutility$8.62Recurs multiple lands at once from the graveyard, fueling the same lands-from-graveyard game plan. It is a classic engine card and a strong budget alternative to artifact recursion.
