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Archaeomancerrecursion$0.28Very close functional analog: a blue value creature that returns an instant or sorcery from your graveyard to your hand on entry. It trades prowess for a slightly lower body and broader historical availability.Mnemonic Wallrecursion$0.14Another blue creature that regrows an instant or sorcery from the graveyard when it enters. It is more defensive and usually cheaper to cast, making it a common budget alternative.Salvager of Secretsrecursion$0.20Same core role of an ETB spell-regrowth body in blue. It is a simpler, more budget-friendly version without combat synergy.Scholar of the Agesrecursion$0.09Returns up to two instant and/or sorcery cards from your graveyard to your hand, making it a stronger late-game recursion piece. It costs more but offers a bigger payoff in spells decks.Diluvian Primordialfinisher$0.58A more expensive blue recursion/value creature that can generate large card advantage from graveyards. It is not a direct replacement, but serves a similar spell-recycling finisher role.Flood of Recollectionrecursion$0.10A spell-based alternative that returns an instant or sorcery from your graveyard to your hand. It fits the same card-rebuy function at a much lower cost, though without a creature body.Lier, Disciple of the Drownedrecursion$2.80A strong blue spells-matter recursion engine that effectively reuses instants and sorceries from the graveyard. It is much more powerful but also more expensive and build-around dependent.Storm-Kiln Artistutility$3.90Not recursion, but it is a premier blue-red spells-matter creature analog in gameplay pattern: rewards casting noncreature spells and fits into the same prowess-style shell. It is a strong upgrade if you want spell-cast payoff.
