Mox is analysing…
Yawgmoth's Willgraveyard_recursion$34.75A premier graveyard recursion engine that lets you reuse cards from your graveyard for a turn, similar to Muldrotha’s value-from-the-yard play pattern. It is less permanent-focused, but serves the same “graveyard as hand” role.Underrealm Lichcard_advantage$8.17It filters draws and replaces them with selection from the top of your library, while protecting your hand and fueling graveyard value. Like Muldrotha, it supports grindy self-mill and long-game resource advantage.The Gitrog Monstergraveyard_recursion$24.91A graveyard-centric value engine that rewards lands in the graveyard and supports self-mill and recursion loops. It plays a similar attrition game and often builds around recurring resources.Tasigur, the Golden Fanggraveyard_recursionBudget$0.21Another Sultai commander that turns the graveyard into repeatable card advantage through delve and recursion. It is less broad than Muldrotha, but similar in grindy re-buy gameplay.Meren of Clan Nel Tothgraveyard_recursionBudget$1.47A classic graveyard recursion commander that repeatedly returns creatures from the graveyard. It shares Muldrotha’s incremental value plan, though it is narrower and more creature-focused.Karador, Ghost Chieftaingraveyard_recursionBudget$1.62It reduces the cost of casting creatures from the graveyard and turns the graveyard into a repeatable resource. Like Muldrotha, it excels in recursive midrange and sacrifice shells.Lurrus of the Dream-Dengraveyard_recursionBudget$1.73A compact graveyard value engine that allows repeated casting of cheap permanents from the graveyard. It is much narrower than Muldrotha, but fills a similar recurring-permanent role at a lower cost.Old Stickfingersgraveyard_setupBudget$0.23A self-mill enabler that stockpiles your graveyard and sets up recursion-heavy game plans. It does not recur directly like Muldrotha, but it supports the same graveyard-centric strategy.
