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Nim Deathmantlerecursion$4.76Provides a persistent rebuy effect for creatures, letting them return after death and continue generating value. It’s broader than an Aura because it can recur any nontoken creature, not just the enchanted one.Luminous BroodmothrecursionBudget$0.78A white creature-based death replacement that effectively brings your creatures back to the battlefield after they die. It plays a similar protective recursion role, though it grants flying-counter recursion instead of reattaching an Aura.Teysa KarlovutilityBudget$1.30Not direct recursion, but it heavily amplifies the death triggers and sacrifice synergies that pair well with Gift of Immortality. It serves a similar grindy value role in white-based aristocrats decks.Safe PassageprotectionBudget$0.10A cheap white protection spell that can keep a creature alive through combat or damage-based removal, serving a similar protection function. Unlike Gift of Immortality, it is temporary and doesn’t recur the creature.Kaya's GhostformrecursionBudget$1.13This Aura also brings a creature back after it dies or is exiled, making it one of the closest functional analogues to Gift of Immortality. It’s cheaper and works on planeswalkers too, but only triggers once per attached permanent.RecommissionrecursionBudget$0.26Returns a small creature or artifact from your graveyard to the battlefield, giving white decks efficient recursion. It’s not attached to a creature, but it fills a similar low-cost rebuy role.Sevinne's ReclamationrecursionBudget$0.54A strong white recursion spell that repeatedly returns small permanents from the graveyard, offering higher ceiling than Gift of Immortality in grindy decks. It’s more flexible but not a continuous protection effect.Phyrexian Reclamationrecursion$3.56A cheap repeatable recursion engine for creatures, letting you buy back key creatures over and over. It lacks the death-protection timing of Gift of Immortality, but it serves the same long-game value purpose.
