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Emrakul, the Promised Endutility$13.81This is the closest functional analogue, letting you control an opponent for a full turn while also providing a huge threat body. It’s stronger overall, but occupies a similar game-ending mind-control role.Sorcerous SpyglassutilityBudget$0.30Not full control, but it disrupts an opponent by shutting off activated abilities and can be used for information, filling a similar utility/disruption niche in artifact shells. It’s much cheaper and easier to deploy.Pithing NeedleutilityBudget$1.50Like Mindslaver, it targets a player’s game plan by disabling key activated abilities from a named source. It’s a cheaper, narrower lock piece rather than a full control effect.Witchbane OrbutilityBudget$0.38This is another colorless artifact that interacts with an opponent’s ability to affect you, serving as a defensive utility piece in artifact decks. It doesn’t control a turn, but it occupies a similar high-end artifact slot.Torment of Hailfirefinisher$47.88Both cards are classic late-game artifact/control finishers that convert mana into a decisive, oppressive endgame. Torment is a sorcery instead of an artifact, but it plays a similarly inevitability-driven role.Karn, the Great Creatorutility$13.20This planeswalker is a powerful colorless control/toolbox piece that can lock down opposing artifacts and access sideboard bullets. It’s not direct turn control, but it serves a similar strategic role in colorless control shells.The Chain Veilutility$5.37Like Mindslaver, this is an expensive colorless artifact that supports powerful repeatable game-ending plays. It doesn’t affect an opponent directly, but it fits the same high-mana artifact combo/control niche.Oblivion StoneremovalBudget$0.65This is a premium colorless artifact control tool that can reset the board and dominate long games. It’s a common alternative in artifact control decks that want a scalable, expensive answer piece.
