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Angelheart Vial
Oracle Text
Whenever you're dealt damage, you may put that many charge counters on this artifact.
{2}, {T}, Remove four charge counters from this artifact: You gain 2 life and draw a card.
Card Details
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Character Background
Angelheart Vial is a slow-burn artifact that fits best in control or attrition-based value shells, especially decks that can survive taking incidental damage and convert it into resources later. Its fantasy is wonderfully grim: every hit leaves a little residue of pain behind, stored as charge counters until the vial can transmute suffering into healing and a fresh card. In practice, it rewards defensive play, life gain, and damage redirection—effects that let you stay alive while stockpiling counters. Because it asks for four counters plus two mana and tapping, it is not an immediate engine, so pair it with cards that can repeatedly ping you for small amounts or otherwise keep you in the game long enough to cash in. In Commander, it can be a neat include in walls, pillow-fort, or self-harm/value builds, where steady damage becomes card advantage rather than a liability.
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Character Background
Angelheart Vial is a slow-burn artifact that fits best in control or attrition-based value shells, especially decks that can survive taking incidental damage and convert it into resources later. Its fantasy is wonderfully grim: every hit leaves a little residue of pain behind, stored as charge counters until the vial can transmute suffering into healing and a fresh card. In practice, it rewards defensive play, life gain, and damage redirection—effects that let you stay alive while stockpiling counters. Because it asks for four counters plus two mana and tapping, it is not an immediate engine, so pair it with cards that can repeatedly ping you for small amounts or otherwise keep you in the game long enough to cash in. In Commander, it can be a neat include in walls, pillow-fort, or self-harm/value builds, where steady damage becomes card advantage rather than a liability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:10:44 UTC