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Marrow-Gnawertribal_payoff$15.73A black Rat tribal payoff that grows your Rat board and turns extra Rats into a serious combat engine. It supports the same swarm-oriented Rat strategy, though it functions more as a tribal lord and finisher than recursion.Ratcatchertribal_payoff$9.31A classic black Rat tribal attacker that tutors Rats and helps keep the Rat plan flowing. It fits the same aggressive tribal shell and value-through-combat style, with graveyard-adjacent utility but no built-in recursion.Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oniutility$7.56A black Rat Ninja that is also recursive in a different way, returning creatures from graveyards and pressuring life totals. Like Persistent Marshstalker, it rewards attacking and has a graveyard-centric black creature role.Okiba-Gang Shinobidiscard$1.47A black Rat Ninja that leverages attacking to generate card advantage by stripping cards from the opponent’s hand. It fits the aggressive Rat combat plan and has the same black creature tribal feel, though its payoff is discard rather than self-recursion.Tatsumasa, the Dragon's Fangutility$3.30Not a Rat, but it is a black graveyard-value card that can return as a threat and create attacking pressure. If you want a similar recursive threat pattern in black, it plays the same grindy role from the graveyard.Chittering Witchtoken_engine$0.21A black Rat-themed token engine that turns bodies into removal and board presence. It supports Rat swarms like Persistent Marshstalker does, but trades self-recursion for broader battlefield control.Piper of the Swarmtribal_payoff$2.30A black Rat tribal piece that grows your Rat count and turns Rats into threats. It is one of the best functional cousins for Rat tribal decks, giving you payoff and utility instead of graveyard recursion.Typhoid Ratsutility$0.22A cheap black Rat that belongs in the same low-end Rat tribal shell. While it does not recur itself, it fills the early-game Rat count role that makes cards like Persistent Marshstalker hit harder.
