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ConspiracyutilityBudget$0.44It changes creature types and can enable tribal or type-based synergies much like Esper’s temporary artifact-making effect. It is a broad board-modification tool with similar combo-enabling utility.Arcane Adaptationutility$3.49It is another type-changing enchantment that lets you turn your creatures into a chosen type for synergy purposes. While it does not make artifacts, it fills a similar role of unlocking cross-type interactions.Maskwood Nexusutility$2.93It makes your creatures all creature types, which often serves the same synergy-building role as Esper’s creature-type manipulation. It is especially strong in decks wanting to trigger multiple tribal payoffs at once.Universal Automatonutility$0.65It is a cheap changeling artifact creature that naturally supports tribal and artifact synergies. It is a small budget-friendly piece that can fit decks looking to benefit from both creature-type and artifact interactions.Imprisoned in the Moonremoval$2.55It is a permanent-based transformation effect that removes a card’s normal function and replaces it with something else. Like Esper, it alters permanents in a way that can be used both defensively and for synergy.Liquimetal Torqueramp$3.81It can turn any permanent into an artifact, which is the closest standalone analogue to Esper’s artifact-conversion text. It is also a mana rock, making it a practical functional equivalent for artifact synergy decks.Mycosynth Latticeutility$38.86It makes all permanents artifacts, which is a dramatically stronger version of the artifact-conversion theme on Esper. It is a classic enabler for artifact-based strategies and metalcraft-style interactions.March of the MachinesfinisherBudget$0.47It turns noncreature artifacts into artifact creatures, which synergizes heavily with artifact-focused boards similar to Esper’s combat-buff payoff. It is a powerful finisher in artifact decks that want their board to become lethal.
