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Mission Briefingcard_advantageBudget$0.31Reuses an instant or sorcery from the graveyard for immediate value, much like Snapcaster Mage, while also helping filter the top of your library. It is a strong functional analogue in blue spell-heavy decks.Past in FlamesrecursionBudget$1.65Gives your graveyard of spells a flashback-style second life, which fills a similar recursion role to Snapcaster Mage. It is especially strong in spell-combo decks that want to chain multiple spells.ArchaeomancerrecursionBudget$0.28Returns an instant or sorcery from your graveyard to your hand, serving the same general spell-rebuy role. It is slower than Snapcaster Mage but still a classic blue recursion creature.Mnemonic WallrecursionBudget$0.14Similar to Archaeomancer, it is a blue creature that reclaims an instant or sorcery from the graveyard when it enters the battlefield. It is a budget-friendly way to loop key spells in longer games.Flood of RecollectionrecursionBudget$0.10A cheap spell that regrows an instant or sorcery from the graveyard directly to your hand. It does not provide a body, but it serves the same spell-reuse function at a low cost.Pull from the DeeprecursionBudget$0.16Recurs two spells at once by returning an instant and a sorcery from your graveyard to your hand. It offers a bigger one-shot refill for spell-based decks.Baral, Chief of Complianceutility$13.68While not a direct recursion effect, Baral plays a similar role in blue spell decks by improving cheap instants and sorceries and looting away extras. It supports the same game plan of chaining efficient spells.Lier, Disciple of the DrownedrecursionBudget$2.80Lets instants and sorceries in your graveyard be cast again, creating a powerful spell-reuse engine. It is much more explosive than Snapcaster Mage, though at a higher mana cost and with different restrictions.
