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Rise of the Dark Realmsrecursion$16.18Both reanimate creatures from graveyards directly onto the battlefield, but this one scales to all graveyards and can swing a game immediately. It is a much broader finisher while keeping the same reanimation payoff.Sun TitanrecursionBudget$0.30Repeatedly returns permanents from your graveyard, giving a steady recursion engine similar to Reya’s upkeep value. It is cheaper and more immediate, though it hits smaller permanents instead of any creature.Serra AvatarfinisherBudget$0.51A large white finisher from the same color that can dominate board states, though it does not recur creatures. It fills a similar high-end white mythic finisher slot for decks wanting a huge threat.Karmic GuiderecursionBudget$0.85This is one of the cleanest white creature reanimation effects, bringing back a creature on entry rather than each upkeep. It is much cheaper and faster, though the effect is one-shot and smaller body-wise.Luminate PrimordialremovalBudget$0.39Like Reya, it is an expensive white creature that provides a powerful battlefield swing when it enters. Instead of recurring creatures, it removes opposing creatures, serving as a late-game angelic value threat.Emeria ShepherdrecursionBudget$1.90This is a white recursion engine that repeatedly brings permanents back over time, similar to Reya’s steady card advantage. It is landfall-based and can recur more than just creatures, but costs less and requires setup.Venerated LoxodonutilityBudget$0.20Not a recursion card, but it fills the role of a costly white creature that helps stabilize the board and convert mana into a strong board presence. It is far cheaper and more aggressive, offering a budget-friendly high-impact white creature.Angel of SerenityutilityBudget$1.10Both are large white Angels that generate major value and can act as inevitability in long games. This one temporarily removes creatures and can also recover your own creatures when it dies, giving a similar late-game control role.
