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Jaxis, the TroublemakerutilityBudget$1.37Provides repeatable artifact or creature sacrifice/value play patterns in red, creating temporary copies for explosive turns much like Osgir turns material into extra value.Feldon of the Third PathutilityBudget$0.90Similar red graveyard-copy engine that turns cards in your graveyard into token copies for value and combo potential. It plays a comparable role as a reanimation-style engine on a creature body.Brenard, Ginger SculptorutilityBudget$1.87A token-copy/value engine tied to artifact and creature synergies, creating extra permanents from cards you’ve already used. It fills a similar midrange engine role in white-red-style artifact decks.Hanna, Ship's NavigatorutilityBudget$0.34Another legendary engine that repeatedly recurs artifacts and enchantments from the graveyard, supporting a similar grindy artifact-recursion plan. It is slower, but overlaps strongly in function.Scrap TrawlerutilityBudget$1.46Artifact recursion engine that converts sacrificed artifacts into more resources from the graveyard. It supports the same artifact-loop gameplay Osgir enables.Myr Retrieverutility$2.31Simple budget artifact recursion that returns another artifact when it dies, helping rebuild and loop artifacts from the graveyard. It’s much narrower than Osgir but serves a similar value function.Goblin Welderutility$13.81Swaps artifacts between battlefield and graveyard, giving red decks a powerful way to reuse discarded or sacrificed artifacts. Like Osgir, it turns graveyarded artifacts into real board presence.Goblin Engineerutility$8.76Tutors an artifact into the graveyard and then exchanges it back onto the battlefield, making it a strong artifact setup and recursion piece. It’s one of the closest color-pie analogs to Osgir’s artifact-reuse plan.
