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WonderutilityBudget$1.99Like Filth, it grants your creatures an evasion ability from the graveyard when a condition is met. Wonder is the blue counterpart that gives flying instead of swampwalk.BrawnutilityBudget$0.36Functions the same way as a graveyard-based team-wide evasion/enabling creature. Brawn gives trample from the graveyard rather than land-type evasion.AngerutilityBudget$1.14Another incarnation that provides a global combat keyword from the graveyard. It enables haste instead of unblockability, but fills the same recursive utility role.Genesisutility$5.23Similar graveyard-persistent value creature that affects the board while in the graveyard. It is a different kind of utility piece, but shares the recursive, self-contained engine role.Eternal DragonutilityBudget$0.32A black/white graveyard utility-style creature that repeatedly provides value from the graveyard. While it doesn't grant evasion, it is similar in being a late-game recursive creature body with built-in inevitability.TromokratisfinisherBudget$0.27A blue creature that plays the same broad role of making blockers ineffective, though through combat restriction rather than landwalk. It is a much larger, direct threat with built-in pseudo-unblockability.Invisible StalkerutilityBudget$1.04A very efficient unblockable creature that serves the same gameplay function as Filth's swampwalk-granted evasion. It is a cheaper, standalone alternative for getting damage through reliably.Whispersilk CloakprotectionBudget$2.74Provides unblockability like Filth's swampwalk-granting effect, while also adding protection. It is equipment instead of a creature, but fills the same evasion role.
