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Mimic VatutilityBudget$0.50Provides ongoing graveyard value from creatures and can repeatedly generate advantage from board attrition. While it doesn't return the card directly, it fills a similar utility-recursion role in colorless artifact decks.Junk DiverutilityBudget$0.30A colorless artifact creature that recurs artifact cards when it dies, making it a strong synergy piece for artifact-based sacrifice and recursion shells. It’s one of the closest budget-friendly replacements for artifact graveyard value.Myr RetrieverutilityBudget$2.31Same style of artifact-centric recursion, helping rebuild after trades or sacrifices. It is cheaper and simpler than Scarecrone, but serves the same graveyard-resource role.Workshop AssistantutilityBudget$0.17A direct colorless artifact recursion creature that replaces itself from the graveyard. It’s a common functional analogue for artifact-value decks needing steady resource flow.Daring ArchaeologistutilityBudget$0.09Another artifact-recursion engine that rewards artifact-heavy decks by returning key pieces from the graveyard. It’s not restricted to artifact creatures, but it plays the same recovery/value role.Scrap TrawlerutilityBudget$1.46Turns artifact deaths into more artifact recursion, creating a powerful grindy engine. It overlaps with Scarecrone in artifact-based value generation, though it is more combo-oriented.Trading PostutilityBudget$0.29A classic colorless artifact utility card that can sacrifice artifacts for cards and recur artifacts from the graveyard. It is slower, but it covers a very similar toolbox/value role.Open the VaultsutilityBudget$0.50Mass artifact recursion that can recover artifact creatures and other permanents from the graveyard. It’s much broader than Scarecrone, but serves the same recovery purpose at a larger scale.
