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Deathreap Ritualcard_drawBudget$0.24Like Fecundity, it rewards creature deaths with repeated card draw over the course of a game. It is slower and more conditional, but serves a similar grindy value role in black-green decks.Grim Haruspexcard_draw$14.85This turns your own nontoken creature deaths into card draw, functioning as a similar sacrifice/death-value engine. It is creature-based rather than enchantment-based, but fills the same attrition role.Morbid Opportunistcard_draw$1.62A steady death-trigger draw engine that can draw off creatures dying on either side, similar to Fecundity's broad death-value play pattern. It is limited to once each turn, making it narrower but very efficient.Midnight Reapercard_drawBudget$0.26This is a classic sacrifice payoff that turns your own nontoken creature deaths into cards. It is less universally symmetric than Fecundity, but it plays the same role in death-heavy decks.Moldervine Reclamationcard_drawBudget$0.35A strong value enchantment that draws a card whenever your creatures die, closely matching Fecundity's long-game card advantage plan. It also gains life, which can make it a strict upgrade in some decks.Vindictive VampireutilityBudget$0.23This is not direct card draw, but it is another Aristocrats-style payoff for repeated creature deaths. If you want a similar engine that turns sacrifice loops into inevitability, it fills a comparable role.Skullclampcard_draw$4.74Skullclamp is one of the most powerful creature-death card advantage engines ever printed and often functions as a better version of Fecundity in token or sacrifice decks. It is more explosive, though it requires creatures to be equipped and die in a specific way.The Great Hengecard_draw$57.37This provides large repeatable card draw and life gain in green creature decks, giving similar ongoing advantage to Fecundity. It is much more expensive mana-wise, but can be a huge upgrade in creature-heavy strategies.
