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*<c>Vedalken Certarch</c> - Has a [[tap]] to activate Metalcraft ability, <c>Mox opal</c> also technically has a tap to activate Metalcraft ability. | *<c>Vedalken Certarch</c> - Has a [[tap]] to activate Metalcraft ability, <c>Mox opal</c> also technically has a tap to activate Metalcraft ability. | ||
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Revision as of 01:45, 13 September 2011
Metalcraft is an ability word introduced in Scars of Mirrodin and gives a bonus to a permanent or a spell if its controller also controls three or more artifacts. It is exclusive to the Mirran faction. Metalcraft was featured as rules card 2 of 5 in the Scars of Mirrodin set and as rules card 2 of 5 in the Mirrodin Besieged set.
Most cards with Metalcraft are boosted with increases to power and/or toughness and/or keyword abilities for example *Auriok Sunchaser:
- "Metalcraft — As long as you control three or more artifacts, Auriok Sunchaser gets +2/+2 and has flying."
Artifact cards with Metalcraft abilities are counted as one of the three required artifacts for the ability activation. Therefore, Chrome Steed becomes a 4/4 if you have two other artifacts in play.
Notable Metalcraft cards
- Rusted relic - Is a non-creature artifact that becomes a creature when you control three or more artifacts.
- Stoic Rebuttal - This is the only card that benefits from a reduction in casting cost due to Metalcraft.
- Argent Sphinx and Kuldotha Phoenix - These cards have additional mana costs to activate their Metalcraft abilities.
- Vedalken Certarch - Has a tap to activate Metalcraft ability, Mox opal also technically has a tap to activate Metalcraft ability.