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Craterclaw Colossus
Oracle Text
Haste
When this creature enters, creatures you control gain trample and get +X/+0 until end of turn, where X is the number of artifacts you control.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Craterclaw Colossus feels like a siege engine torn out of a shattered plane and welded into living metal: a mythic Beast Construct that crashes onto the battlefield with immediate pressure and turns every scrap of machinery around it into a lethal assault. In play, it best supports aggressive and tempo-oriented artifact shells, especially red decks that can flood the board with cheap artifacts before dropping this finisher. Haste means it threatens damage right away, and the entrance trigger can turn a modest board into a trampling alpha strike, often stealing games out of nowhere. The biggest payoff comes from building around a high artifact count—treasures, clues, and mana rocks all increase the +X/+0 burst—so cards like Ichor Wellspring, Mishra’s Bauble, or Treasure producers can dramatically amplify the attack. Because the bonus lasts only until end of turn, the ideal line is to deploy early artifacts, then land Colossus when the board is widest for a sudden, overwhelming swing.
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Character Background
Craterclaw Colossus feels like a siege engine torn out of a shattered plane and welded into living metal: a mythic Beast Construct that crashes onto the battlefield with immediate pressure and turns every scrap of machinery around it into a lethal assault. In play, it best supports aggressive and tempo-oriented artifact shells, especially red decks that can flood the board with cheap artifacts before dropping this finisher. Haste means it threatens damage right away, and the entrance trigger can turn a modest board into a trampling alpha strike, often stealing games out of nowhere. The biggest payoff comes from building around a high artifact count—treasures, clues, and mana rocks all increase the +X/+0 burst—so cards like Ichor Wellspring, Mishra’s Bauble, or Treasure producers can dramatically amplify the attack. Because the bonus lasts only until end of turn, the ideal line is to deploy early artifacts, then land Colossus when the board is widest for a sudden, overwhelming swing.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-10-10 07:40:42 UTC