Ultron, Artificial Malevolence turns a colorless artifact deck into a hate engine aimed squarely at Sliver boards: whenever another nontoken artifact enters, paying {2} creates a token copy, so every artifact that removes, taxes or punishes creatures can be doubled, and its enter-the-battlefield effects trigger twice. Noncreature copies also become 2/2 Robot Villain bodies, so each hate piece leaves behind blockers and attackers that clog combat against wide, evasive Sliver swarms. The deck leans on repeatable artifact removal, static hosers that punish creatures sharing a type or swarming the board, and resettable sweepers. It then grinds out a Sliver opponent who can never assemble a critical mass of shared abilities. How it wins: The deck keeps the Sliver player's board permanently stripped and taxed while a growing army of copied Robot tokens and sturdy artifact threats beats everyone down. Key roles: - Doubled artifact hate: Artifacts whose arrival or activation kills, shrinks or exiles creatures. Ultron copies them so each card removes twice as many Slivers, or keeps a second activation ready. (Ultron, Artificial Malevolence) - Static Sliver hosers: Colorless artifacts that punish creatures for sharing a type, entering in numbers, attacking or growing through shared buffs. Copies stack the effects so lord-style anthem chains and haste or evasion granted across the swarm stop mattering. - Mass resets: Artifact sweepers and board-wide destruction or damage effects that wipe Slivers before they snowball. They are timed and chosen with care, since Ultron's 2/2 Robot copies and the commander itself are also creatures and artifacts. - Robot wall and army: The 2/2 Robot Villain bodies created from noncreature hate pieces hold the ground against Sliver attacks, then turn sideways to close the game once the opposing board is gone. - Value artifacts to fuel the copies: Mana rocks, card-drawing artifacts and enter-the-battlefield artifacts give Ultron's {2} payments something worth copying. They double the mana and cards needed to keep hate pieces flowing every turn. - Commander protection and recursion: Artifact-based ways to shield or return Ultron, Artificial Malevolence and key hosers. This matters because a Sliver opponent will prioritize removing the engine that copies their worst cards.

Ultron, Artificial Malevolence decklist

• Mana Vault
• Grim Monolith
• Contagion Engine
• Cursed Totem
• False Floor
• Nevinyrral's Disk
• Torpor Orb
• Ensnaring Bridge
• Junk Diver
• Myr Retriever
• Skullclamp
• The One Ring
• Hedron Archive
• Mind Stone
• Idol of Oblivion