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Suit Up
Oracle Text
Until end of turn, target creature or Vehicle becomes an artifact creature with base power and toughness 4/5.
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Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Suit Up reads like a moment of cybernetic improvisation from Neon Dynasty: a sudden coating of chrome that turns anything—creature or Vehicle—into a solid 4/5 artifact and hands you a card. Its best game plans are tempo and midrange/value: as an instant it converts a small attacker into a threatening blocker or a surprise attacker while replacing itself, so you gain board presence without losing card parity. It’s especially at home in Vehicle or artifact-focused builds because it can animate a Vehicle without crewing and makes otherwise irrelevant bodies into payoffs for artifact synergies; pair it with Chief of the Foundry or other artifact-buff engines, or slot it into tempo blue shells that already want cheap evasive creatures to flip into threats. Deckbuilding tip: remember it sets base power/toughness to 4/5, so don’t waste it on things already bigger than that—but do leverage it with +1/+1 counter outlets or blink effects to repeatedly create surprising, efficiently-costed threats.
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Character Background
Suit Up reads like a moment of cybernetic improvisation from Neon Dynasty: a sudden coating of chrome that turns anything—creature or Vehicle—into a solid 4/5 artifact and hands you a card. Its best game plans are tempo and midrange/value: as an instant it converts a small attacker into a threatening blocker or a surprise attacker while replacing itself, so you gain board presence without losing card parity. It’s especially at home in Vehicle or artifact-focused builds because it can animate a Vehicle without crewing and makes otherwise irrelevant bodies into payoffs for artifact synergies; pair it with Chief of the Foundry or other artifact-buff engines, or slot it into tempo blue shells that already want cheap evasive creatures to flip into threats. Deckbuilding tip: remember it sets base power/toughness to 4/5, so don’t waste it on things already bigger than that—but do leverage it with +1/+1 counter outlets or blink effects to repeatedly create surprising, efficiently-costed threats.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 17:40:45 UTC