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Stinkweed Impgraveyard_recursion$1.11Core dredge creature that repeatedly replaces draws with graveyard filling, just like Golgari Thug. It also functions as a self-recurring graveyard piece for black-based dredge decks.Golgari Brownscalegraveyard_recursion$0.18Another dredge card that supports the same graveyard engine by converting draws into milling and hand recursion. It is cheaper and provides life gain instead of top-of-library setup.Darkblastgraveyard_recursion$0.39Classic dredge card that repeatedly returns to hand by dredging, supporting the same self-mill engine. It plays a similar role in graveyard-centric decks even though it is removal first.Shambling Shellgraveyard_recursion$0.22A dredge creature from the same archetype that can be milled and reused, helping fuel graveyard strategies. It is a bit more flexible on the board thanks to its +1/+1 counter ability.Life from the Loamgraveyard_recursion$8.62A premier dredge engine that repeatedly recovers from the graveyard and fuels the same self-mill gameplay. It is not a creature, but it is one of the strongest functional replacements for dredge-based value.Golgari Grave-Trollgraveyard_recursion$0.91The most famous dredge creature, serving the same graveyard-filling and recursion purpose as Golgari Thug. It offers a much larger dredge number and stronger payoff in dedicated graveyard decks.Narcomoebagraveyard_recursion$0.95A common dredge payoff that works alongside Golgari Thug-style self-mill plans by turning milling into board presence. It does not dredge itself, but it is a staple recursive creature in the same deck shell.Prized Amalgamgraveyard_recursion$0.58A graveyard-return payoff that rewards the same dredge/self-mill strategies Golgari Thug enables. It strengthens the same recursive game plan by turning graveyard movement into tempo.
