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Automated Assembly Line
Oracle Text
Whenever one or more artifact creatures you control deal combat damage to a player, you get {E} (an energy counter).
Pay {E}{E}{E}: Create a tapped 3/3 colorless Robot artifact creature token.
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Character Background
Automated Assembly Line is a clean value engine for artifact-heavy decks, especially those built around tempo or midrange pressure. In Fallout’s machine-obsessed setting, it evokes a surviving production line that keeps stamping out Robots long after civilization has collapsed, and the card plays exactly like that: once your artifact creatures start connecting in combat, it quietly stocks energy and turns it into more bodies. Because the trigger cares about one or more artifact creatures hitting a player, evasive threats and go-wide attackers are ideal, letting you bank energy consistently without needing huge combat steps. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with cheap artifact creatures, flying or unblockable pressure, and effects that make combat damage easier to push through; in Commander, artifact token synergies and energy payoffs can snowball quickly. The tapped 3/3 Robot is efficient enough to stabilize boards or keep the attack coming, making this a strong grindy card rather than an explosive combo piece.
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Character Background
Automated Assembly Line is a clean value engine for artifact-heavy decks, especially those built around tempo or midrange pressure. In Fallout’s machine-obsessed setting, it evokes a surviving production line that keeps stamping out Robots long after civilization has collapsed, and the card plays exactly like that: once your artifact creatures start connecting in combat, it quietly stocks energy and turns it into more bodies. Because the trigger cares about one or more artifact creatures hitting a player, evasive threats and go-wide attackers are ideal, letting you bank energy consistently without needing huge combat steps. Deckbuilding tip: pair it with cheap artifact creatures, flying or unblockable pressure, and effects that make combat damage easier to push through; in Commander, artifact token synergies and energy payoffs can snowball quickly. The tapped 3/3 Robot is efficient enough to stabilize boards or keep the attack coming, making this a strong grindy card rather than an explosive combo piece.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:40:43 UTC