I think these one-mana artifacts are better overall sideboard cards because of how cheap and flexible they are
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The recent Secret Lair Horizon Forbidden West crossover card Aloy, Savior of Meridian, would love to Discover into Krang and protect her army of mastered machines
Runed Stalactite does a nice mini-Maskwood Nexus impression for the one equipped creature
This five-mana costing sorcery with cycling two
"I cut the petals out of black medium cardstock paper, then carefully painted them to get the blue sheen." After that, it took a series of stages, using varying different techniques of paper 'quilling' (twisting long strips of paper into coils to create intricate shapes) - as well as a small amount of drilling and "a lot of hot glue", says Freese
