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Brotherhood Vertibird
Oracle Text
Flying
Brotherhood Vertibird's power is equal to the number of artifacts you control.
Crew 2 (Tap any number of creatures you control with total power 2 or greater: This Vehicle becomes an artifact creature until end of turn.)
Card Details
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Character Background
Brotherhood Vertibird fits neatly into an artifact-heavy value or tempo shell, where it doubles as both evasive pressure and a scalable threat. In Fallout flavor terms, it feels like a precision airframe ferrying the Brotherhood’s force wherever the battlefield demands, and that mobility shows up mechanically through flying and a power level tied to your artifact count. The more relics, equipment, clues, treasure, or utility machines you control, the more dangerous it becomes, so deckbuilding should prioritize cheap artifacts that replace themselves or advance your board. It also pairs well with token-makers and untap-efficient creatures, since crew 2 is easy to assemble without overcommitting. In control decks, it offers a resilient win condition that dodges sorcery-speed removal once animated; in aggressive builds, it helps close games through the air. If you can consistently field three or more artifacts, it becomes a sturdy, efficient finisher for just three mana.
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Character Background
Brotherhood Vertibird fits neatly into an artifact-heavy value or tempo shell, where it doubles as both evasive pressure and a scalable threat. In Fallout flavor terms, it feels like a precision airframe ferrying the Brotherhood’s force wherever the battlefield demands, and that mobility shows up mechanically through flying and a power level tied to your artifact count. The more relics, equipment, clues, treasure, or utility machines you control, the more dangerous it becomes, so deckbuilding should prioritize cheap artifacts that replace themselves or advance your board. It also pairs well with token-makers and untap-efficient creatures, since crew 2 is easy to assemble without overcommitting. In control decks, it offers a resilient win condition that dodges sorcery-speed removal once animated; in aggressive builds, it helps close games through the air. If you can consistently field three or more artifacts, it becomes a sturdy, efficient finisher for just three mana.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 03:20:42 UTC