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Myr Retrieverutility$2.31Recurs artifacts from the graveyard and supports artifact loops, much like Emry’s graveyard-based artifact value. It is weaker and less flexible, but fills a similar recursion role in artifact decks.Junk DiverutilityBudget$0.30Returns an artifact from your graveyard to your hand when it dies, providing artifact recursion in a body. It is slower than Emry, but plays a similar role in grindy artifact strategies.Salvager of SecretsutilityBudget$0.20A creature that reuses a spell from the graveyard when it enters, giving repeatable card reuse value. It is not artifact-specific, but it occupies a similar recursion/value-engine role.Academy Ruinsutility$18.65A land that repeatedly puts artifacts from the graveyard on top of your library, enabling long-game artifact recursion. It is slower than Emry but serves a comparable artifact-rebuy function.Buried RuinutilityBudget$0.68Recovers an artifact from the graveyard to hand while also being a land. It is a less powerful, budget-friendly recursion option for artifact decks.Scrap TrawlerutilityBudget$1.46Creates a recursive artifact chain by returning smaller artifacts when one dies, fueling combo and grindy artifact decks. It does not cast from graveyard, but it is a similar artifact engine piece.Muzzio, Visionary ArchitectutilityBudget$0.32A blue artifact-centric commander creature that provides repeated value from the top of the library in artifact-heavy decks. It overlaps with Emry in being a blue artifact engine, though it focuses on topdeck manipulation rather than graveyard casting.Sai, Master ThopteristutilityBudget$0.49A blue artifact engine that turns artifact play into repeated board presence and card advantage. While not recursion, it is one of the closest blue commanders for artifact-centric value decks.
