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Underworld Breachcard_recursionBudget$13.17Very similar graveyard-recursion engine that lets you reuse cards from the graveyard for a turn, though it uses escape and exiles cards as part of the cost. It is one of the closest functional analogs to Yawgmoth's Will.Past in Flamescard_recursionBudget$1.65A classic spell-recursion sorcery that gives your instants and sorceries flashback from the graveyard for the turn. It fills a similar combo/value role, though it cannot replay lands or noninstants.Mizzix's Masterycard_recursionBudget$3.29Reuses spells from your graveyard in a burst turn, often functioning like a combo closer. It is more explosive on a single card but much narrower than Yawgmoth's Will.Snapcaster Magecard_recursionBudget$17.19Not as sweeping, but it gives one instant or sorcery in your graveyard flashback, making it a staple graveyard value card. It serves a similar incremental recursion role in blue decks.Mission Briefingcard_recursionBudget$0.31Provides immediate access to a spell in your graveyard by surveilling and giving it flashback for the turn. It is a narrower, blue-leaning version of temporary graveyard casting.Invoke Calamitycard_recursionBudget$0.34Lets you cast multiple spells from your graveyard or hand in one turn, enabling explosive sequencing. It is not a perfect match, but it echoes Yawgmoth's Will's big-turn feel.Muldrotha, the Gravetidecard_recursionBudget$5.19Allows replaying a permanent of each type from your graveyard each turn, creating sustained graveyard value. It is slower and permanent-focused, but similar in recursion-centric game plan.Lurrus of the Dream-Dencard_recursionBudget$1.73Provides recurring access to cheap permanents from the graveyard every turn, making it a powerful grindy recursion engine. It is much more restricted, but fills a similar resource-recovery role.
