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Dauthi Voidwalkerutility$5.02Not the same colors, but it fills a very similar graveyard-hate plus theft role by exiling an opponent's card and letting you cast it later. It is often a stronger, more flexible version of the same gameplay pattern.Thief of Sanityutility$0.84This attacks the opponent’s library and lets you cast the stolen card, serving a similar value-through-theft role. It is slower, but repeatedly generates cards like Dire Fleet Daredevil does once per cast.Robber of the Richutility$2.98A red creature that steals and casts the opponent’s cards, matching the red tempo-theft feel. It uses combat damage instead of graveyard recursion, but it is comparable as a low-cost card advantage engine.Feldon of the Third Pathutility$0.90This is a red creature that reuses cards from the graveyard, creating value from the bin in a similar way. It doesn't cast spells directly, but it provides a comparable graveyard-based advantage engine.Lutri, the Spellchaserutility$12.51A red-blue version of spell-copying and spell interaction that rewards instant and sorcery play, overlapping with Dire Fleet Daredevil’s spell-centric utility. It is not theft from a graveyard, but it serves a similar reactive role.Chandra, Acolyte of Flameutility$0.51This planeswalker reuses instants and sorceries from the graveyard, giving red access to spell recursion similar to Daredevil’s one-shot cast. It is slower, but it creates broader value over multiple turns.Anje's Ravagerutility$0.26A red creature with card-discard and graveyard synergy that can generate extra resources from the hand and graveyard. While it doesn’t steal spells, it plays in the same aggressive-red, value-oriented space.Magmatic Channelerutility$0.32This is a cheap red creature that filters through the library and turns graveyard resources into value. It doesn’t cast opposing spells, but it similarly supports an efficient spell-centric red deck.
