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Sheoldred, Whispering Onereanimation$15.03Like Teneb, it repeatedly reanimates creatures from graveyards and takes over long games through attrition. It is a powerful graveyard-based finisher in the same black-centered midrange/control space.Vat of RebirthreanimationBudget$0.26This is a reusable graveyard-to-battlefield engine that converts your board into future reanimation. It serves a similar role of turning dead creatures into ongoing value, though it is slower and more conditional.Rise of the Dark Realmsreanimation$16.18Both cards win by reanimating creatures from graveyards, often swinging the game massively in your favor. This is a much broader one-shot version rather than combat-triggered repeat value.Living Deathreanimation$2.70Like Teneb, it leverages graveyards to create a huge battlefield swing and often functions as a finisher. It is more symmetrical and combo-oriented, but plays a similar graveyard-centric game.Meren of Clan Nel Tothreanimation$1.47Meren repeatedly returns creatures from the graveyard and is one of the closest value-based graveyard commanders to Teneb. She is less explosive per trigger, but more consistent over multiple turns.Chainer, Dementia MasterreanimationBudget$0.23Chainer is another black legend that steals creatures from graveyards and turns them into your board. It fills a similar reanimation-control role, though it needs mana and life to keep operating.Geth, Lord of the Vaultreanimation$0.37Geth repeatedly mills and reanimates opponents’ creatures, giving a similar late-game graveyard theft plan. It is closer to a grindy control engine than a combat-triggered attacker.Whip of Erebosreanimation$5.88This provides lifelink to your team and a temporary reanimation effect, supporting the same black-green-white-style attrition game plan. It is less permanent than Teneb, but still converts graveyards into board presence.
