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Necromantic SelectionutilityBudget$0.30A black mass-reanimation effect that removes opposing creatures and then gives you back a powerful board presence. It has a similar swingy, theft-by-death feel, though it works as a one-shot spell instead of a persistent engine.Bitter Ordealutility$13.16This can exile key cards from opponents' libraries after creatures die, playing into black's death-exile recursion themes. It is less directly a board-control card than Gisa, but it rewards the same kind of graveyard manipulation and sacrifice play.Kalitas, Traitor of Ghetutility$6.57Kalitas replaces opposing creature deaths with exile and turns them into your resources by making Zombie tokens. It is one of the closest functional parallels to Gisa’s death-denial and value conversion plan.Puppeteer CliqueutilityBudget$1.34This is a theft-style reanimation creature that temporarily takes creatures from graveyards and can repeatedly generate value. It shares the idea of profiting from creatures leaving the battlefield, though it targets graveyards rather than exile.Grave Betrayalutility$3.42A slower but very similar engine that steals creatures when opponents’ creatures die. It creates a dominating board state over time in the same ‘your losses become my army’ style.Sidisi, Undead Vizierutility$7.66Not the same exile effect, but it is a black value creature that leverages sacrificing creatures and tutoring to assemble a recursive game plan. It fits the same grindy, creature-resource-control shell.It That Betraysfinisher$27.13This massive Eldrazi punishes opponents for sacrificing permanents by stealing them, which is a similar resource-conversion payoff to Gisa’s creature-denial plan. It is much higher on the curve, but the endgame role overlaps strongly.Junji, the Midnight Skyutility$3.57A black creature that creates a strong death-trigger value swing and can recur or strip resources from opponents. It’s not a replacement effect like Gisa, but it occupies the same high-impact black creature slot.
