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Belbe's Portalcheat_spell$1.36Like Aetherworks Marvel, it turns a large setup into cheating a spell from hand onto the battlefield. It’s slower and narrower, but fills a similar artifact-based 'big payoff' role.Dreamstone Hedronramp$0.19A four-mana artifact ramp piece that can later cash in for a large burst of cards, similar to Marvel as a build-around artifact that converts mana into a huge advantage. It doesn’t cheat spells, but it serves the same artifact engine slot.The One Ringcard_draw$108.46Both are colorless artifacts that generate a powerful long-game engine and ask you to build around protecting them. The One Ring is not a cheat-cast card, but it is a strict upgrade in raw card advantage and inevitability.Ghirapur Orrerycard_advantage$0.31Another artifact that rewards game planning and can generate explosive card access in the right deck. It doesn’t use energy, but it occupies a similar role as a high-ceiling colorless build-around.Smuggler's Copterutility$1.30A cheap artifact that helps set up graveyard and library manipulation while providing repeated value. It’s much lower on the curve, but it is a common artifact engine card in the same kind of synergy decks.Sphinx of the Second Sunfinisher$1.63Like Marvel, it creates a snowballing extra-value engine that can take over games if unanswered. It is much more expensive, but it serves the same 'one card wins the game with setup' role.Quicksilver Amuletcheat_spell$2.96A classic artifact that cheats large creatures into play at instant speed, overlapping with Marvel’s core function of bypassing mana costs. It’s less explosive, but it is one of the closest functional analogues.Master Transmutercheat_spell$6.25This is another card that converts an artifact shell into cheating expensive permanents into play. It’s narrower and more fragile than Marvel, but the gameplay pattern is similar.
