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Titania, Protector of Argothutility$1.36This is the closest functional match: it turns land recursion into a huge board presence and rewards lands entering or leaving the graveyard. It plays the same green graveyard-to-field land engine role.World Shaperramp$7.41It mills and then returns all lands from your graveyard to the battlefield when it dies, closely mirroring the land-recovery part of the Saga. It is a strong graveyard-based ramp payoff.Splendid Reclamationramp$1.43This is the cleanest direct equivalent to the chapter II effect, returning all land cards from your graveyard to the battlefield tapped. It is a pure one-shot version of the core land-recursion function.Aftermath Analystramp$1.16It repeatedly converts a stocked graveyard into a massive land return, functioning similarly to the Saga’s land-reanimation plan. It is slower, but can be stronger over multiple turns.Elvish Reclaimerutility$7.35Like the Saga, it helps convert lands into value and supports graveyard/land setup, especially in land-centric decks. It is cheaper and more flexible, though much smaller in scope.Nissa, Vital Forceutility$5.03It provides land-focused value and can recur permanents from the graveyard while offering a big board-dominating emblem. It overlaps with the Saga’s green midrange/ramp plan.Wrenn and Sevenfinisher$1.20It mills cards, creates a huge board with land synergy, and turns lands into immediate pressure. It is one of the best planeswalker analogues to a land-recursion finisher.Craterhoof Behemothfinisher$15.16This is a classic green finisher with the same combat-ending purpose as chapter III, giving a giant trample-based attack payoff. It does not use lands directly, but fills the same game-ending role.
