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Unearthrecursion$0.50Recurs a creature from your graveyard at very low cost, serving a similar graveyard-to-battlefield/hand creature-recovery role in black decks. It is narrower and cheaper, but a strong functional alternative for creature recursion.Grim Discoveryrecursion$0.17Returns a creature card and a land card from your graveyard to your hand, giving a comparable value-recursion effect with black overlap. It is a bit more flexible in what it can recover, though not limited to creatures only.Recoverrecursion$0.10A close analogue for getting a creature back from the graveyard to your hand, with built-in card replacement when it resolves. It is slightly cheaper and can be a solid budget substitute for Soul Salvage-style recursion.Disentombrecursion$0.47Straightforward one-card creature recursion to hand, matching the core function of buying back a dead creature. It lacks the two-card upside of Soul Salvage but is an efficient budget option.Claim // Famerecursion$0.16The Claim half returns a cheap creature from your graveyard to the battlefield, offering a different but closely related recursion angle. It is more explosive than Soul Salvage and can be a strong low-cost substitute in aggressive black decks.Victimizerecursion$0.45Trades one creature on board to return two creatures from the graveyard to the battlefield, giving a higher-power graveyard recovery effect. It is a strict upgrade in many board states, though it requires a sacrifice.Phyrexian Reclamationrecursion$3.56Provides repeatable creature recursion to hand over time, filling the same long-game role as graveyard creature recovery. It costs less upfront but asks for life over multiple activations.Macabre Waltzrecursion$0.05Returns up to two creature cards from your graveyard to your hand, making it one of the closest functional matches to Soul Salvage. It also lets you discard a card, which can add value in graveyard-focused decks.
