This deck is heavily inspired by, and a budget version of, Abdul-Hakeem R.'s deck that placed 1st at 2026 SCG CON Las Vegas (https://sorcerycard.io/deck/pathfinder-by-abdul-hakeem-r-193). Instead of running the expensive staples like Ring of Morrigan, Morgana le Fay, Torrid Omphalos, and Balor of the Evil Eye, this deck runs two copies of Magellan Globe and 3 copies of Wayfaring Pilgrim.

The Pilgrims are responsible for the card advantage that Morgana and the Omphalos would provide, and they synergize well with Magellan Globe to quickly visit all edges of the realm. The Globe also helps Pathfinder place sites consistently and not get stuck on edges and corners of the realm, and it enables a more aggressive placement of attacks, similar to what Jihad does without the buff. Its downside is of course, is that it's a symmetric effect, so your opponent also benefits from it and can attack your sites more easily, but when does an aggro deck care about being attacked back:D

The hardest card to replace is Balor of the Evil Eye; it's a huge body, removal, and a long-range 2-damage ping to the enemy avatar every turn, and it gains charge from Rebecks as well. It does so much that there is no one-card replacement for it that I found. Right now I'm using Poison Nova as a board wipe in its slot, but this way I'm missing out on a late-game beater. Another budget alternative I was thinking of is Golgor; for one extra mana, it's a 7-power Demon that banishes adjacent low-power minions every turn. It doesn't get the charge from Rebeck's, but if it dies, it serves as a demon for Redmane Hyena in the cemetery.