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Vohar, Vodalian DesecratorutilityBudget$0.10Another Dimir graveyard-focused creature that turns spells and sacrifice into recursive value. It similarly rewards repeated setup and can buy back resources from the graveyard.Ertai Resurrectedutility$3.53A blue-black creature that provides interaction while fitting a value-oriented control shell. Like Mirko, it turns a midgame body into ongoing advantage from a creature slot.Araumi of the Dead TideutilityBudget$0.20A Dimir recursion engine that leverages the graveyard for repeat value. It plays a similar role of turning dead creatures into board presence and pressure.Wilhelt, the Rotcleaverutility$8.53A sacrifice-and-graveyard commander that generates ongoing board advantage from creature deaths. While tribal, it serves the same recursive value role in blue-black.The Scarab Godfinisher$3.85A premier Dimir graveyard payoff that repeatedly converts creatures from graveyards into threats. It fills a similar inevitability role, though at a higher power level and mana cost.Gisa and GeralfutilityBudget$0.28A blue-black recursion creature that keeps the graveyard stocked with creatures to reuse. It provides a similar repeatable resource engine, though without Mirko’s size scaling.Lazav, the Multifariousutility$0.32A Dimir creature that uses graveyard access to become whatever threat is best available. Like Mirko, it rewards filling the graveyard and converts that into board presence.Cemetery Tamperingutility$0.33A self-mill and recursion engine that similarly converts graveyard setup into board advantage. It’s a strong functional analogue for decks that want to surveil and recur creatures.
