What can I replace my crispy astilbes with?

[ErrolTheDragon]

For the second year running, most of my large lush patch of astilbes has turned crispy. I think I have to accept that thanks to a combination of weather, the neighbours improving their drainage and me planting a crab apple tree, my shady damp border is now a shady dry border where astilbes will no longer thrive. (And a big clump of phlox maculata has vanished without trace.)

Any ideas what I can replace them with?

Some ideas here https://www.gardenersworld.com/plants/20-plants-for-dry-shade/

Don't bin them

Dig up and move or put into pots

Cut them right down, they will come back next year

First on the GW list Japanese anemones - yeah, they're the other thing in that bed, trying to take it over!
Some good ideas in there, I'd not thought of astrantias - I keep meaning to get some but hadn't realised they'd be ok in shade.