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Bosh, Iron GolemutilityBudget$0.21Like Haakon, this is a graveyard-centric legendary creature that offers ongoing value from an unusual zone interaction. It functions as a build-around payoff rather than a straightforward on-board threat.Gisa and Geralfutility$0.28This legendary creature also enables repeated casting of creatures from the graveyard, giving you recursion-based card advantage. It plays a similar grindy role in self-mill and graveyard decks.Muldrotha, the Gravetideutility$5.19Muldrotha is a stronger graveyard engine that lets you cast permanents from the graveyard every turn. It fills the same recursion-centric role but with a broader effect.Karador, Ghost Chieftainutility$1.62Karador reduces the cost of creature recursion and is a classic graveyard-matters commander. It overlaps with Haakon as a value engine that turns the graveyard into a hand.Yawgmoth, Thran Physicianutility$33.94While not the same effect, Yawgmoth is another black legendary engine that rewards creatures dying and enables recursive value loops. It fits graveyard-combo shells that like persistent sacrifice outlets.Varina, Lich Queenutility$3.73Varina is a graveyard-focused legendary creature that turns attacking into loot and zombie generation. Like Haakon, it supports recursive, grindy black decks built around the graveyard.Sheoldred, Whispering Oneutility$15.03Sheoldred is a premium black graveyard/value engine that repeatedly recurs your creatures while disrupting opponents. It serves a similar inevitability role in slower black decks.The Scarab Godutility$3.85The Scarab God is a powerful recursion engine that keeps generating value from graveyards every turn. It is broader and more expensive, but occupies the same long-game graveyard role.
