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Tidehollow Strixutility$0.19Like Reef Worm, it is a creature with a death trigger that leaves behind something relevant on the battlefield. It fits the same attrition/value-creature role in blue-based decks.Aetherborn MarauderutilityBudget$0.07Provides a similar progressive board-building threat, though it grows by moving counters rather than dying into larger tokens. It serves the same 'one body becomes another source of value' role.Nest of Scarabstoken_engine$9.56Reef Worm creates a chain of tokens over time; this card similarly turns a board event into repeated token generation. It is a slower engine but fills the same token-value niche.Sifter of Skullstoken_engine$0.85Like Reef Worm, it converts dying creatures into additional board presence. Instead of escalating token sizes, it consistently replaces deaths with bodies.Doomed Travelertoken_engine$0.13A classic death-trigger value creature that replaces itself with a token. It is a much smaller budget version of the same dying-for-value gameplay pattern.Bloodghastutility$1.50This card repeatedly returns from the graveyard, creating a recursive threat that is hard to keep off the table. It shares Reef Worm's resilience and long-game value plan.Myr Propagatortoken_engine$1.14Both cards generate additional material from an existing creature, creating an ongoing board-development engine. This one uses activated recursion instead of death triggers.Mikaeus, the Lunarchutility$0.79While not a death trigger, it similarly scales board impact over time and turns a single creature into a larger future threat. It fills the same slow, incremental value role.
