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Blazing RootwallautilityBudget$0.27Like Narcomoeba, it can move itself from the graveyard to the battlefield from a non-hand zone, giving dredge and discard strategies free material. It is a similar low-cost recursive threat, though it uses madness rather than library triggers.Squee, Goblin NabobutilityBudget$0.31A classic graveyard-recursive creature that repeatedly returns to hand, making it a persistent resource for sacrifice or discard strategies. It fills a similar 'free value from the graveyard' role, though not directly from the library.Bloodghastutility$1.50Another low-cost recursive creature that keeps coming back from the graveyard, especially in decks that exploit self-mill and land drops. It serves a similar graveyard engine role, though it returns from the graveyard rather than the library.Prized Amalgamutility$0.58Often enters the battlefield from the graveyard automatically in self-mill decks, creating free board presence much like Narcomoeba. It is one of the closest functional cousins in graveyard-combo shells.Nether Traitorutility$10.90A recursive creature that can keep returning from the graveyard under the right conditions, making it useful in combo and attrition shells. It provides a similar endless-value feel, though through black mana and different triggers.Gravecrawlerutility$1.98A premier recursive one-drop that returns from the graveyard repeatedly, serving as a combo piece and grind engine. While it requires Zombies, it occupies a similar role as a self-rebuying creature.Ichoridutility$1.68A graveyard-centric creature that can return to the battlefield from the graveyard for free, especially in dredge-style decks. It parallels Narcomoeba as a free creature generated by self-mill.Stinkweed Imputility$1.11Not a recursion piece itself, but it is a major dredge enabler that functions in the same self-mill combo ecosystem as Narcomoeba. It helps assemble graveyard-based board presence through repeated milling.
