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Emry, Lurker of the Lochrecursion$3.15Like Tameshi, this is a recursive engine for artifacts from the graveyard that can grind value over multiple turns. It rewards building around cheap permanents and can repeatedly generate card advantage.Sun Titanrecursion$0.30A classic white recursion creature that returns small permanents from the graveyard to the battlefield. It plays a similar role as a value engine that rebuys key permanents and snowballs advantage.Sevinne's Reclamationrecursion$0.54It reanimates a low-cost permanent from the graveyard, and the flashback gives it strong late-game utility. Like Tameshi, it converts a resource cost into recurring board advantage.Hall of Heliod's Generosityrecursion$9.56This land repeatedly returns enchantments from the graveyard to the top of your library, supporting a similar grindy artifact/enchantment value plan. It is slower than Tameshi, but serves the same long-game recursion role.Academy Ruinsrecursion$18.65A blue land that repeatedly recurs artifacts from the graveyard, closely matching Tameshi's artifact half of the job. It is more mana-efficient but only works with artifacts and puts them on top of the library instead of directly onto the battlefield.Open the Vaultsrecursion$0.50This mass recursion spell can swing the game by returning many artifacts and enchantments at once. It overlaps with Tameshi's core plan of rebuilding from the graveyard, but on a much larger scale.Brilliant Restorationrecursion$1.21A stronger late-game mass recursion spell for artifacts and enchantments. It fills a similar role in enchantment/artifact shells by converting graveyard setup into a huge board rebuild.Muldrotha, the Gravetiderecursion$5.19Muldrotha provides repeatable permanent recursion from the graveyard, enabling a similar value engine feel. While broader and more expensive, it shares the same grindy, resource-looping play pattern.
