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Collision Course
Oracle Text
Choose one —
• Collision Course deals X damage to target creature, where X is the number of permanents you control that are creatures and/or Vehicles.
• Destroy target artifact.
Card Details
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Character Background
Collision Course is a clean, flexible common that fits best in white tempo or midrange shells, especially decks already leaning on creatures and Vehicles. The first mode scales naturally with board presence, turning a modest two-mana sorcery into a surprisingly large removal spell once you’ve committed a few permanents to the table; in token-heavy builds or Vehicle decks, it can often punch through bigger blockers while keeping pressure on. The artifact-destruction mode is equally important, giving maindeck or sideboard access to a straightforward answer for equipment, mana rocks, and key combo pieces. Deckbuilding-wise, it rewards playing cheap creatures that survive combat and Vehicles that count toward the damage boost without needing to attack, making it easy to maximize the spell’s ceiling. In Aetherdrift’s fast, artifact-tinged environment, it reads like a precise pit maneuver: efficient, practical, and well suited to controlling the pace of the game while advancing your own board.
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Character Background
Collision Course is a clean, flexible common that fits best in white tempo or midrange shells, especially decks already leaning on creatures and Vehicles. The first mode scales naturally with board presence, turning a modest two-mana sorcery into a surprisingly large removal spell once you’ve committed a few permanents to the table; in token-heavy builds or Vehicle decks, it can often punch through bigger blockers while keeping pressure on. The artifact-destruction mode is equally important, giving maindeck or sideboard access to a straightforward answer for equipment, mana rocks, and key combo pieces. Deckbuilding-wise, it rewards playing cheap creatures that survive combat and Vehicles that count toward the damage boost without needing to attack, making it easy to maximize the spell’s ceiling. In Aetherdrift’s fast, artifact-tinged environment, it reads like a precise pit maneuver: efficient, practical, and well suited to controlling the pace of the game while advancing your own board.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 00:40:44 UTC