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Jaxis, the Troublemakerutility$1.37This is another red creature that converts extra cards/creatures into immediate value, with a discard-and-reanimate style of payoff. It plays a similar role as a build-around engine for creature-heavy or discard-friendly decks.Squee, the Immortalutility$0.83Squee repeatedly comes back from the graveyard, making it a strong recursive resource for discard or sacrifice synergies. Like Queen Kayla, it rewards putting cards into the graveyard and turning them into repeatable value.Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hungerutility$2.76Kroxa uses discard as part of its game plan and provides repeated graveyard-based value. It fits the same Rakdos-style card conversion space, even though it is more disruptive than Queen Kayla.Sun Titanrecursion$0.30Sun Titan is a classic value creature that returns permanents from the graveyard to the battlefield, similar to Queen Kayla’s board-rebuilding effect. It also favors low-mana-value permanents, especially in grindy decks.Nahiri, the Harbingerutility$0.41Nahiri filters cards and can cheat an artifact or creature into play, which overlaps with Queen Kayla’s ability to translate hand contents into board presence. She also fits in Boros decks and supports looting-style play.Goblin Welderrecursion$13.81Goblin Welder is a low-cost artifact-focused way to move cards from graveyard to battlefield. If Queen Kayla is used with artifacts, this serves a similar role of turning discard or self-mill into battlefield advantage.Faithless Lootingcard_draw$0.37This is one of the best cards for the discard-and-draw pattern Queen Kayla embodies, digging deep while stocking the graveyard. It does not reanimate anything itself, but it supports the same game plan extremely well.Thrilling Discoverycard_draw$0.14Thrilling Discovery is a strong Boros loot spell that replaces itself while filling the graveyard. It pairs naturally with cards that care about what gets discarded, similar to Queen Kayla’s selective reanimation.
