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Briberyutility$8.96Very close to Acquire in both cost and effect, but it can take any creature from an opponent's library instead of just an artifact. It is the premier strict upgrade when you want a similar theft-tutor effect.Praetor's Grasputility$10.13Exiles a card from an opponent's library and lets you play it, functioning as a theft/tutor effect that disrupts their deck. It is cheaper and more flexible in what it can access, though it does not put the card directly onto the battlefield.Unwinding Clockutility$21.01This is not a direct theft spell, but it strongly supports artifact-heavy plans similar to Acquire by letting you leverage stolen or tutored artifacts repeatedly. It is a common artifact-centric value piece in the same strategic space.Mastermind's Acquisitionutility$1.61A versatile tutor that can fetch a card from your library or sideboard, serving as a functional alternative for finding key artifacts or combo pieces. It doesn't steal from opponents, but it plays a similar 'find the exact card' role.Portal to Phyrexiafinisher$26.53A high-end artifact payoff that can dominate games after you have access to artifact theft or recursion. It is not a tutor, but it serves the same late-game artifact-swing role Acquire decks often want.Phyrexian Metamorphutility$4.04Copies an artifact on the battlefield, letting you effectively duplicate the best artifact you can access. While it doesn't search libraries, it is a strong blue artifact-centric alternative for getting the best artifact in play.Saheeli's ArtistryutilityBudget$0.21This can make a copy of an artifact and a creature, giving blue decks a flexible way to leverage powerful artifacts once found. It is slower than Acquire, but it serves a similar artifact-focused value role.Reshaperamp$2.94A blue artifact tutor that sacrifices an artifact to search for another artifact and put it directly onto the battlefield. It is one of the closest functional matches for artifact-focused combo decks.
