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Open the VaultsrecursionBudget$0.50Mass reanimation for artifacts and enchantments, filling a very similar graveyard-recovery role for enchantment-heavy decks. It is broader in what it returns and can help opponents too, but functions as a comparable swingy rebuild spell.Retetherrecursion$5.81Returns Aura enchantments from your graveyard to the battlefield attached to creatures, making it the closest functional analogue for aura-recovery strategies. It is narrower than Resurgent Belief because it only works on Auras and needs legal targets.Replenishrecursion$52.67A classic mass enchantment reanimation spell that returns all enchantments from your graveyard to the battlefield, closely matching the core effect. It is much more efficient but is a pricier, iconic upgrade.Dance of the Manserecursion$1.11Returns multiple artifacts and/or enchantments from your graveyard to the battlefield, serving a similar rebuild function. While it can bring back non-Aura enchantments well, it requires a variable mana investment and can animate some permanents instead.Second Sunriserecursion$2.96A graveyard-based mass recovery spell that can generate a big board reset in the right shell, especially with enchantment and sacrifice synergies. It is more combo-oriented and returns only permanents that hit the graveyard this turn.Faith's Rewardrecursion$1.41Similar in that it can recover a board after a mass loss and is often used as a protective recursion spell. It returns only permanents that went to the graveyard this turn, so it is narrower than Resurgent Belief's dedicated enchantment reanimation.Lost AuramancersutilityBudget$0.26A delayed enchantment-recursion piece that eventually puts an enchantment from the battlefield onto the battlefield from your library. It is not a graveyard-return spell, but it serves a similar enchantment-recovery role in white decks.AuramancerrecursionBudget$0.07A budget-friendly way to return a key enchantment from your graveyard to your hand, supporting similar enchantment recursion plans. It is single-target and hand-based rather than a mass battlefield return.
