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Grim Haruspexcard_draw$14.85Provides steady card draw when your creatures die, which is a similar black value engine tied to creature loss. It trades the counter-based scaling for broader and more reliable draw triggers.Midnight Reapercard_drawBudget$0.26Another black death-triggered draw creature that turns trades and sacrifice into cards. It fills the same incremental card-advantage role at a comparable cost.Morbid Opportunistcard_drawBudget$1.62Like Dusk Urchins, it rewards creatures dying by generating extra cards over time. It is less bursty, but often draws more across a long game.Skullclampcard_draw$4.74A classic black-leaning card-advantage tool for small creatures that die, often drawing far more cards than Dusk Urchins. It works especially well with creatures that can shrink or be sacrificed.Pawn of Ulamogutility$4.04Converts creature death into mana and bodies, giving a similar attrition-style payoff for sacrificing or losing creatures. It is a value engine that supports the same grindy black game plan.Fecunditycard_drawBudget$0.76Turns creature deaths into cards for both players, echoing the death-to-draw pattern of Dusk Urchins. It is much broader and potentially symmetrical, making it a high-risk alternative.Gruesome MenagerieutilityBudget$0.16While not a draw engine on the battlefield, it recovers value from dead creatures and helps refill after trading resources. It fits the same black attrition shell.Phyrexian Ragercard_drawBudget$0.04A simple black creature that replaces itself on entry, offering a budget-friendly source of card advantage. It is less explosive, but serves a similar role of keeping cards flowing.
