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Triplicate TitanfinisherBudget$0.85Like Wurmcoil Engine, it is a large artifact threat that leaves behind multiple bodies when it dies, helping it generate value through removal or combat. It is a strong top-end finisher in colorless artifact decks.Myr BattlespherefinisherBudget$0.43This is a classic colorless artifact finisher that brings extra material with it and can pressure life totals immediately. It fills a similar role as a resilient, go-wide artifact threat.Myr RetrieverutilityBudget$2.31Both cards reward artifact sacrifice and death-trigger synergies, though this one is much smaller and cheaper. It is a budget role-player for artifact recursion decks that want value from artifacts dying.Junk DiverutilityBudget$0.30Like Wurmcoil Engine, it provides value when it dies, making it attractive in artifact sacrifice and recursion shells. It helps maintain card advantage from artifacts entering and leaving the battlefield.Steel HellkitefinisherBudget$0.23This is another colorless artifact finisher that can take over the board and threatens repeated value. It fills the same slot as a high-end artifact creature win condition.Solemn SimulacrumutilityBudget$0.23While not a combat monster, it is a staple colorless artifact creature that generates value on entry and death. It serves a similar role in midrange artifact decks that want resilient material and grindy value.Karn, Scion of Urzautility$6.50This is not a creature, but it serves a similar role in colorless decks as a source of resilient, grindy card advantage and board presence. It is often used in the same kinds of artifact shells that want threats which survive removal pressure.Phyrexian TriniformfinisherBudget$3.25This is one of the closest analogues to Wurmcoil Engine in being a huge artifact creature that replaces itself with multiple bodies. It is especially strong in graveyard and artifact recursion strategies.
