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Sun TitanrecursionBudget$0.30Provides recurring graveyard-based value by returning permanents to the battlefield, though at a much larger mana investment. It fills a similar grindy recursion role in white-based decks.Yawgmoth, Thran Physicianengine$33.94A powerful creature-centric engine that repeatedly converts board pieces into value and card flow. Like Lurrus, it rewards low-cost, permanent-heavy decks and long games.Sevinne's ReclamationrecursionBudget$0.54Recurs low-cost permanents from the graveyard and can be flashed back for more value. It is one of the closest spell-based analogs to Lurrus’s permanent recursion.Kaya's Ghostformprotection$1.13A cheap, reusable protection piece for key creatures or permanents, fitting the low-curve, grindy shell Lurrus encourages. It helps preserve the kind of board presence Lurrus decks often rely on.Raise the Pastrecursion$2.12Returns multiple small creatures from the graveyard in one shot, especially in low-curve decks. It echoes Lurrus’s focus on recovering cheap permanents, though only creatures.Reanimaterecursion$15.28Classic cheap graveyard recursion that trades life for efficiency. While it returns only creatures, it serves the same fast, resource-rebuying game plan in black decks.UnearthrecursionBudget$0.50Brings back low-mana-value creatures efficiently, directly matching the kind of targets Lurrus enables. It is especially strong in decks built around cheap creatures and artifacts.Auriok SalvagersrecursionBudget$0.14Recurs cheap artifacts from the graveyard repeatedly, which overlaps strongly with Lurrus-style grindy artifact value. It is narrower, but can be a powerful engine in the same deck archetypes.
