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Mimic VatutilityBudget$0.50Uses exile/created-card gameplay to turn a creature into repeated value, much like Summoner's Egg turns a hidden card into future board presence. It’s a more flexible and powerful build-around in the same artifact space.Proteus Staffutility$3.50Manipulates a creature into another creature from the library, serving a similar cheat-into-play role with a transformation feel. It works from the battlefield and can enable surprise board swings like Summoner's Egg.Maskwood Nexusutility$2.93Helps make the hidden card more likely to be a creature and supports tribal cheat strategies with colorless artifact utility. While not a direct clone, it fits the same artifact-based creature-deployment plan.Myr IncubatorfinisherBudget$0.36A colorless artifact that converts another resource into a burst of creatures, similar to the Egg’s delayed battlefield payoff. It’s slower and more mana-intensive, but serves the same finisher-style artifact role.Trading PostutilityBudget$0.29Artifact toolbox that turns expendable permanents into cards, tokens, and recursion, matching the value-engine feel of Summoner's Egg. It’s less explosive but highly synergistic in artifact decks.Genesis Chamberutility$4.15Provides ongoing creature generation from normal game actions, similar to how Summoner's Egg turns a setup piece into board presence. It’s a cheaper, symmetrical token engine rather than a one-shot cheat effect.Planar Bridgeutility$3.80A premium artifact tutor that directly puts permanents from the library onto the battlefield, echoing the Egg’s big deployment payoff. It’s much more expensive, but it is one of the cleanest colorless equivalents for cheating permanents into play.The Mycosynth GardensutilityBudget$0.98A utility artifact land that can copy artifacts, supporting artifact-based combo and value shells similar to the Egg’s artifact-centric role. It doesn’t replicate the effect, but it plays in the same colorless artifact synergy lane.
