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Teysa, Orzhov Scionutility$2.27Provides a similar death-to-exile value engine by turning your creatures into a resource that can be banked through tokens and recursion-friendly play patterns. It also helps maintain board advantage after creatures die.Cosmic Interventionprotection$5.88Like Promise of Tomorrow, it protects your board from dying and converts a wipe into a later return of the exiled permanents. It is a one-shot version rather than a permanent engine.Faith's Rewardprotection$1.41Returns your permanents after they die or are destroyed, serving a similar role as a recovery tool for board wipes. It is narrower in timing but much more immediate.Second Sunriseprotection$2.96Another mass-recovery spell that brings back cards that went to the graveyard this turn, often functioning similarly after a board wipe. It is cheaper but more timing-restricted.Open the Vaultsutility$0.50A broader return spell for artifacts and enchantments that can rebuild a lost board in a similar way to Promise of Tomorrow recovering exiled creatures. It does not work on creatures, but plays the same recovery role in decks built to exploit it.Reveillarkutility$0.49Recovers creatures from the graveyard and supports a death-focused value plan, giving a similar grindy inevitability. It is smaller-scope but much easier to loop in sacrifice shells.Karmic Guideutility$0.85A classic white recursion creature that returns another creature from the graveyard, approximating the delayed resurrection feel of Promise of Tomorrow. It is narrower, but very efficient in creature combo and value decks.Sun Titanutility$0.30Provides recurring value by bringing back small permanents from the graveyard, which is a different route to the same long-game inevitability. It is a stronger board presence and a reliable source of card advantage.
