Mox is analysing…
Archaeomancerrecursion$0.28Returns an instant or sorcery from your graveyard to your hand, serving a similar spell-recursion role in blue. It is much cheaper, but it requires you to pay for the spell again instead of casting it for free.Mnemonic WallrecursionBudget$0.14Very similar to Archaeomancer, recovering an instant or sorcery from the graveyard on entry. It is a more defensive, budget-friendly value creature rather than a free-cast effect.Shipwreck DowserrecursionBudget$0.11Recurs an instant or sorcery to hand when it enters, which is the same basic utility as Scholar of the Lost Trove's graveyard recovery. The rebound on the spell is narrower, but the role is comparable in spell-heavy decks.Flood of RecollectionrecursionBudget$0.10A direct spell-recursion effect that returns an instant or sorcery from your graveyard, often used to reuse powerful spells. It is cheaper but only buys back one card to hand rather than casting it for free.Mizzix's Masteryrecursion$3.29Lets you cast an instant or sorcery from the graveyard for free, closely matching the 'recast from graveyard' payoff. It is broader for spells and can also overload into a powerful one-shot finisher.Snapcaster Magerecursion$17.19Gives an instant or sorcery in your graveyard flashback, letting you cast it again from the graveyard. The card is cheaper and more flexible, though it usually costs mana to cast the spell.Kess, Dissident Magerecursion$5.17Provides repeatable graveyard casting of one instant or sorcery each turn, filling a similar long-game value role. It is slower and smaller, but much more repeatable than a one-time reanimation-style cast.Mnemonic Delugerecursion$5.17Exiles an instant or sorcery and creates multiple free copies, echoing Scholar's powerful graveyard spell reuse. It is more expensive, but it can generate a much larger burst of value.
