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Maskwood Nexusutility$2.93It changes what your creatures are, giving them every creature type and creating changelings. While it affects types rather than names, it fills a similar deck-construction role for cards that care about broad creature identity.Conspiracyutility$0.44Like Spy Kit, it rewrites creature identity, but for creature type instead of name. It is a classic build-around card for tribal synergies and unusual name/type interactions.Arcane Adaptationutility$3.49This is another tribal identity enabler that makes all your creatures the chosen type. It serves a similar “make everything count as something” function in combo and synergy decks.Xenograftutility$0.62It gives all your creatures a chosen creature type, providing a narrower but comparable identity-changing effect. It is a cheaper tribal enabler than the enchantment options above.Mistform Ultimusutility$0.32This creature effectively has every creature type, making it a self-contained “all names/types” style oddity for synergy decks. It can stand in as a quirky build-around piece.Barren Gloryutility$1.26Not a direct mechanical match, but it is another narrow build-around card that asks you to construct the deck around an unusual state. If you want combo pieces with a similar deckbuilding spirit, this fits.Sundering Growthutility$0.37It is not an identity changer, but it is a cheap multicolor utility spell often used in token and synergy shells alongside quirky artifacts. If you are looking for budget-friendly support pieces around build-around engines, it is relevant.Mirror Boxutility$4.54It does not change names, but it modifies legend rule and stat interactions for multiple same-named or copied creatures. It is a recent artifact build-around that can overlap with Spy Kit combo plans.
