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Dermotaxi
Oracle Text
Imprint — As this Vehicle enters, exile a creature card from a graveyard.
Tap two untapped creatures you control: Until end of turn, this Vehicle becomes a copy of the exiled card, except it's a Vehicle artifact in addition to its other types.
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Mana CostCharacter Background
Dermotaxi is a wonderfully strange Modern Horizons 2 tool that rewards you for treating the graveyard as a spare parts bin. In play, it most naturally supports value and combo-tempo shells, since it asks for an early artifact investment and then converts two untapped creatures into whatever threat you’ve exiled. That means it can reuse the best creature that has already died, whether that’s an evasive attacker, a disruptive utility body, or a game-ending finisher, while still remaining an artifact Vehicle for synergies. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sacrifice, self-mill, or looting effects to stock graveyards quickly, and favor creatures that are strong when copied but less important to keep on the battlefield. Because the copied creature is also a Vehicle, it can dodge some sorcery-speed creature interaction and become a flexible threat in grindy games. It’s especially appealing in midrange lists that want one card to bridge defense into a sudden swing.
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Character Background
Dermotaxi is a wonderfully strange Modern Horizons 2 tool that rewards you for treating the graveyard as a spare parts bin. In play, it most naturally supports value and combo-tempo shells, since it asks for an early artifact investment and then converts two untapped creatures into whatever threat you’ve exiled. That means it can reuse the best creature that has already died, whether that’s an evasive attacker, a disruptive utility body, or a game-ending finisher, while still remaining an artifact Vehicle for synergies. Deckbuilding-wise, pair it with sacrifice, self-mill, or looting effects to stock graveyards quickly, and favor creatures that are strong when copied but less important to keep on the battlefield. Because the copied creature is also a Vehicle, it can dodge some sorcery-speed creature interaction and become a flexible threat in grindy games. It’s especially appealing in midrange lists that want one card to bridge defense into a sudden swing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-28 05:40:43 UTC