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Behemoth of Vault 0
Oracle Text
Trample
When this creature enters, you get {E}{E}{E}{E} (four energy counters).
When this creature dies, you may pay an amount of {E} equal to target nonland permanent's mana value. When you do, destroy that permanent.
Card Details
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Character Background
Behemoth of Vault 0 fits best in a value-oriented control or midrange shell, where its body and death trigger can both matter over a longer game. A 6/6 trample for six already pressures life totals and blocks profitably, but the real prize is the four energy counters it brings with it and the potential removal spell it leaves behind when it dies. Because the destruction cost scales with a permanent’s mana value, this card rewards decks that can stockpile extra energy or repeatedly manipulate counters, turning a simple death into a flexible answer for troublesome threats. In practice, it pairs well with sacrifice outlets, blink effects, or artifact-matter payoffs that let you cash it in on your terms. The Fallout flavor also feels apt: a hulking Vault machine that arrives loaded with power and, after being brought down, still exacts one last brutal toll.
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Character Background
Behemoth of Vault 0 fits best in a value-oriented control or midrange shell, where its body and death trigger can both matter over a longer game. A 6/6 trample for six already pressures life totals and blocks profitably, but the real prize is the four energy counters it brings with it and the potential removal spell it leaves behind when it dies. Because the destruction cost scales with a permanent’s mana value, this card rewards decks that can stockpile extra energy or repeatedly manipulate counters, turning a simple death into a flexible answer for troublesome threats. In practice, it pairs well with sacrifice outlets, blink effects, or artifact-matter payoffs that let you cash it in on your terms. The Fallout flavor also feels apt: a hulking Vault machine that arrives loaded with power and, after being brought down, still exacts one last brutal toll.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 07:10:44 UTC