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Raffine, Scheming Seergraveyard_synergyBudget$2.73Like Sefris, Raffine rewards graveyard-oriented creature play and pushes you toward a proactive, grindy game plan in Esper colors. It uses attacking and connive instead of dungeon triggers, but it similarly converts card filtering into graveyard value.Tymna the Weavercard_drawBudget$9.18A premier Esper value engine that turns combat into steady card advantage, helping fuel recursion and graveyard plans. It plays a similar role as a repeatable engine in a creature-based black-white-blue deck.Alela, Artful ProvocateurengineBudget$0.92Alela is another Esper commander that rewards you for playing a low-curve, synergy-heavy game while generating ongoing board value. She doesn't recur creatures directly, but she fills the same broad role of an engine commander in the same color identity.Esper Sentinelcard_draw$49.91A strong white-based value creature that helps keep cards flowing in slower Esper shells. While it is not graveyard-focused, it is a common support piece in decks built around incremental advantage like Sefris.Buried Alivegraveyard_setupBudget$2.03This is a classic setup card for graveyard decks, putting multiple creatures into the graveyard at once to enable recursion plans. It directly supports the same kind of creature-reanimation strategy Sefris wants.Entombgraveyard_setup$28.50An efficient tutor that places the exact creature you want into the graveyard for later reanimation. It is one of the cleanest ways to set up Sefris-style graveyard value and combo lines.Reanimatereanimation$15.28Reanimate is one of the most efficient creature recursion spells in the format, turning graveyard setup into immediate board presence. It overlaps with Sefris’s big end-game function of bringing creatures back to the battlefield.Animate DeadreanimationBudget$0.99A staple reanimation effect that directly converts graveyard resources into battlefield impact. It is a flexible and efficient alternative to Sefris’s built-in creature return trigger.
