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Mold Shamblerutility$0.34A green creature with an enter-the-battlefield utility trigger that gives you a flexible reward for casting it, similar to Woodland Sleuth’s value-on-entry role. It’s less graveyard-focused, but fills the same midrange creature slot with extra upside.Eternal Witnesscard_advantage$1.48One of the closest functional analogs: a green creature that returns a card from your graveyard to your hand when it enters. It is stronger because it is unconditional and returns any card, not just a creature.Timeless Witnesscard_advantage$0.36This is a similar graveyard-recursion creature that can buy back a card from your graveyard on entry. It’s less efficient on the first cast but has additional late-game value through Eternalize.Skullwindercard_advantage$0.21This creature returns a card from a graveyard to its owner’s hand when it enters, giving you a similar recursion trigger. The political drawback makes it a bit different, but the functional role is very close.Grim Floweringcard_draw$0.06A green source of graveyard-to-hand advantage that can refill your hand after creatures die. It overlaps with Woodland Sleuth’s morbid/graveyard theme, though it is a spell rather than a creature.Reviving Dosecard_advantage$0.04A simple green instant that returns a creature card from your graveyard to your hand while also replacing itself. It’s a budget, lower-body alternative to creature-based recursion value.Regrowthcard_advantage$0.48Classic green recursion that returns any card from your graveyard to your hand. It is strictly more flexible than Woodland Sleuth’s random creature-only restriction.Acolyte of Afflictioncard_advantage$0.07A graveyard-value creature that helps you recover resources from your graveyard while also providing a body. It’s broader and more expensive, but plays a similar midrange recursion game.
