Ramosian Revivalist

A reanimator built entirely for the Rebel chain, and a strange one: where most recursion engines chase efficiency, this one prices its loop at a punishing six mana plus the tap, then caps what it returns at mana value five. That ceiling is the whole point of the restriction. Rebels are a search archetype, with creatures that tutor each other up the curve, so the design here is deliberately fenced off from the top of that ladder: you reclaim the cheap and mid-tier toolbox pieces, not the payoff bombs they fetched. The cost structure makes it an engine for the long game rather than a tempo play, an attrition piece for a tribe that already grinds out attrition through its search package. Notably the ability returns any Rebel permanent card, not only creatures, so it reaches whatever artifact or enchantment the tribe could field, though in practice the relevant targets are the small bodies that keep the search chain churning. As a 2/2 it offers no clock of its own; its job is to sit back, untap, and turn the graveyard into a renewable supply line. It belongs to the slower, value-oriented end of the Rebel toolbox: inert outside the tribe, and only ever as good as the recursive search loop assembled around it.