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Sun Titanrecursion$0.30Provides recurring graveyard value by returning permanents to the battlefield when it enters or attacks, filling a similar grindy recursion role. It is a stronger top-end threat in white-based midrange and control decks.Serra Paragonrecursion$6.20Recurs permanents from your graveyard and lets you keep reusing them from exile, giving a similar value-engine feel. It plays well in the same white-based attrition shells.Reveillarkrecursion$0.49A classic white recursion creature that repeatedly brings back smaller creatures and supports attrition strategies. It is less broad than Treasury Thrull but fills a similar grindy card-advantage role.Timeless Dragonrecursion$0.29Self-recurs and can be cycled early, giving white decks a reusable source of value over long games. While it does not retrieve cards to hand directly, it serves a similar inevitability role.Yawgmoth's Willrecursion$34.75A premier graveyard-recursion effect that turns your graveyard into a resource for a turn. It is much more explosive than Treasury Thrull but serves the same fundamental reuse-the-graveyard function in black decks.Brought Backrecursion$2.00Returns permanents from your graveyard to the battlefield, creating a strong recovery tool for sacrificed or destroyed key pieces. It is a cheaper, more conditional version of the same graveyard value plan.Lurrus of the Dream-Denrecursion$1.73Provides repeatable access to low-cost permanents from the graveyard, enabling persistent value in Orzhov shells. It is narrower than Treasury Thrull but excellent in decks built to support it.Alesha, Who Smiles at Deathrecursion$0.16Recurs creatures repeatedly from the graveyard to the battlefield, creating a comparable combat-triggered value engine. It is more aggressive and narrower, but similar in play pattern.
