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Goblin Engineerutility$8.76It fills a very similar artifact-recursion role in red, tutoring an artifact to the graveyard and then reanimating smaller artifacts from there. It is one of the closest functional cousins to Goblin Welder.Daretti, Scrap SavantutilityBudget$1.10This planeswalker supports the same sacrifice-and-recur artifact game plan, turning artifacts in hand or on board into graveyard value. It is slower than Goblin Welder but extremely strong in dedicated artifact decks.Trash for TreasureutilityBudget$1.23This is the spell version of Goblin Welder's core trick: sacrifice an artifact to return another artifact from the graveyard to the battlefield. It is less reusable but hits the same gameplay pattern.Feldon of the Third PathutilityBudget$0.90Feldon repeatedly reanimates artifacts and creatures from the graveyard into temporary battlefield copies, generating similar graveyard-based artifact value. It is not a direct swap effect, but it occupies a comparable red recursion role.Slobad, Goblin TinkererutilityBudget$0.25Like Goblin Welder, Slobad is a goblin artifact support creature that turns artifacts into protection and board advantage. It does not recur artifacts, but it plays in the same red artifact shell.Scrap TrawlerutilityBudget$1.46This card rewards artifact sacrifice and turns your graveyard into a chain of artifact recursion. While it works differently from Welder, it serves the same broader role of converting broken artifacts into more artifacts.Myr RetrieverutilityBudget$2.31A classic artifact recursion creature that returns another artifact from the graveyard when it dies, helping rebuild after sacrifice. It is less flexible than Goblin Welder but very similar in graveyard utility.Junk DiverutilityBudget$0.30This creature provides the same kind of artifact recovery as Myr Retriever, with a slightly different body and trigger. It is a budget-friendly recursive artifact piece for sacrifice decks.
