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The Great Hengecard_draw$57.37Both generate repeatable card advantage from a large board presence and can snowball into a threat if left unchecked. It also costs far more mana, but often comes down for much less in practice.Knowledge Poolcard_draw$1.04A colorless artifact that turns each player's plays into additional card access and can generate a steady stream of value from the library. It is much more chaotic and symmetrical, but fills a similar high-end artifact value role.Mind's Eyecard_draw$4.63Like U.S.S. Enterprise-D, it provides ongoing card advantage from a board state rather than a one-shot effect. It is slower and mana-hungry, but fits the same colorless value-engine slot.Memory Jarcard_draw$33.98Both are artifact-based ways to dig deep into cards and temporarily access more of your library. Memory Jar is burstier and more explosive, while the Enterprise-D is steadier over multiple turns.Urza's Sagautility$36.94A colorless value engine that produces artifacts and provides sustained resource advantage from a single card. It is land-based rather than a spacecraft, but serves a similar incremental engine role.Endless Atlascard_draw$2.21A cheap colorless draw engine that repeatedly turns mana into extra cards, especially in decks built around a single card type. It is a lower-power but much cheaper alternative for ongoing card access.Staff of Nincard_draw$0.82This artifact provides a steady source of card advantage while also contributing to board control. It is slower than the spacecraft, but occupies the same grindy colorless value role.Conjurer's Closetutility$5.88Both reward building up a board and create recurring value every turn once established. Closet is blink-focused rather than card-based, but similarly functions as a long-game engine artifact.
