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Phyrexian Metamorphutility$4.04It can enter as a copy of almost any artifact or creature, making it a flexible clone effect like Masterwork of Ingenuity's copy-on-entry functionality. It also fits in artifact-focused decks that want to duplicate key equipment or utility artifacts.Sculpting Steelutility$2.55A classic artifact copier that can become a duplicate of the best artifact on the battlefield, including Equipment. It serves the same job of turning into an existing artifact rather than providing a unique body.Mirage Mirrorutility$2.22It can temporarily become a copy of any artifact, creature, enchantment, or land, letting it imitate an Equipment when needed. Compared to Masterwork, it is more flexible but not a permanent copy.Helm of the Hostutility$12.63While it doesn't copy Equipment directly, it creates copies of equipped creatures and is a strong equipment-centric artifact payoff. It fills a similar role in artifact decks that want replication and scaling value.Mirrorworksutility$2.21It rewards artifact-heavy decks by making token copies of artifacts as they enter, including Equipment. It is slower and more expensive, but it offers ongoing copy value rather than a one-shot effect.Copy Artifactutility$68.48A cheap and efficient artifact copy effect that can become a copy of an artifact on the battlefield, including Equipment. It is one of the closest functional alternatives if you want a low-cost copy effect.Canoptek Scarab Swarmutility$10.44It can create token copies of target artifact cards in exile and supports artifact recursion/value lines, which is relevant in artifact-copy shells. It is less direct than Masterwork but still an artifact duplication tool.Brudiclad, Telchor EngineerutilityBudget$0.39It can turn tokens into copies of another artifact, enabling equipment-copy style board manipulation in artifact token decks. It is not a direct replacement, but it serves the same broad role of making artifacts into copies of other permanents.
