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Time Vault
Oracle Text
This artifact enters tapped.
This artifact doesn't untap during your untap step.
If you would begin your turn while this artifact is tapped, you may skip that turn instead. If you do, untap this artifact.
{T}: Take an extra turn after this one.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Time Vault is one of Magic’s most infamous artifacts: a deceptively simple engine that turns time itself into a resource, letting you skip your turn to reset it and then tap for an extra turn after this one. In practice, it best supports combo and controlling shells that can break the symmetry, because a card that enters tapped and normally refuses to untap is only dangerous if you plan to use fair combat. The ideal deck either untaps it repeatedly or repeatedly takes extra turns before the drawback matters. Pair it with cards that untap artifacts, such as Voltaic Key or Manifold Key, and you can chain turns with frightening efficiency; even modest mana-rock support helps assemble the lock faster. If you’re building around it, prioritize protection and tutors over aggression, since Time Vault rewards precision, patience, and a clean setup far more than board presence.
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Character Background
Time Vault is one of Magic’s most infamous artifacts: a deceptively simple engine that turns time itself into a resource, letting you skip your turn to reset it and then tap for an extra turn after this one. In practice, it best supports combo and controlling shells that can break the symmetry, because a card that enters tapped and normally refuses to untap is only dangerous if you plan to use fair combat. The ideal deck either untaps it repeatedly or repeatedly takes extra turns before the drawback matters. Pair it with cards that untap artifacts, such as Voltaic Key or Manifold Key, and you can chain turns with frightening efficiency; even modest mana-rock support helps assemble the lock faster. If you’re building around it, prioritize protection and tutors over aggression, since Time Vault rewards precision, patience, and a clean setup far more than board presence.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 20:10:48 UTC