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Liquimetal Torqueutility$3.81It similarly turns a permanent into an artifact, enabling artifact synergies and odd removal lines. While it can target any permanent and doesn’t sacrifice itself, it fills a comparable utility role.Darksteel AxeutilityBudget$0.16A cheap artifact equipment that provides a small permanent stat boost and naturally supports artifact-count strategies. It is not a counter-based effect, but it plays a similar low-cost board-enhancement role.Myr ConvertutilityBudget$0.19Like Ashnod's Transmogrant, it’s a low-cost artifact that can turn a creature into an artifact creature. It’s a more flexible upgrade in decks that want repeatable artifact typing.Ensoul ArtifactutilityBudget$0.27It directly turns an artifact into a much larger artifact creature, capturing the same artifact-typal transformation theme. Unlike Transmogrant, it targets artifacts rather than creatures, but the role overlap is strong.Indomitable CreativityutilityBudget$0.39This is a higher-end way to transform permanents into artifacts/creatures through artifact interaction. It’s much broader and stronger, but serves a related transformation function.Mishra's Factoryutility$30.20A cheap colorless utility land that can become an artifact creature, which overlaps with artifact-typing and creature-modification plans. It’s not a counter engine, but it supports similar synergies.Stoneforge Masterworkutility$3.39It rewards creature-heavy boards by adding power based on creature count, similar to a cheap artifact that modifies a creature on the battlefield. It’s not the same effect, but it’s a low-cost artifact payoff.Glistening Oilutility$8.49It permanently changes a creature in a way that can be exploited for synergies, much like Transmogrant’s type-changing effect. The countering aspect differs, but the strategic use is similar.
