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Mycosynth Latticeutility$38.86It serves the same artifact-conversion role, but applies to all permanents all the time instead of one permanent at a time. It is much more powerful and enables many of the same artifact-synergy lines.Liquimetal Torqueutility$3.81This is the closest direct analogue: it can turn a target nonland permanent into an artifact until end of turn. It also doubles as mana fixing, making it a flexible budget-friendly substitute.Karn, the Great Creatorutility$13.20It doesn't directly change a permanent into an artifact, but it creates strong artifact-centric board control by shutting off opposing artifacts and tutoring artifacts from outside the game. It often fills a similar combo/enabler role in artifact shells.Darksteel Forgeutility$42.58While not a type-changing effect, it strongly supports artifact-based strategies by making your artifacts indestructible. It is a common payoff in decks that want to maximize artifact interactions.March of the MachinesutilityBudget$0.47This turns all noncreature artifacts into artifact creatures, which is another way to heavily alter artifact status and enable artifact-matters synergies. It is a classic build-around in artifact decks.Ensoul ArtifactutilityBudget$0.27It is another low-cost artifact-related transformation effect, though it animates a single artifact instead of making something an artifact. It often appears in decks leveraging artifact synergies and cheap enablers.Kenrith's Transformationutility$1.01This is a cheap single-target permanent transformation spell that overwrites a permanent's nature for the turn or longer depending on context. It is not artifact-specific, but it occupies a similar one-permanent utility slot.Arcum's AstrolabeutilityBudget$0.17It doesn't convert permanents into artifacts, but it is a cheap artifact enabler that rewards artifact-based mana and color-fixing plans. In decks built around artifact synergies, it plays a similar support role.
