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3.03: Time Vault
The wording and behaviour of Time Vault has changed over the course
of the game. Nowadays, it has a relatively simple wording:
Time Vault {2} Artifact
/ Time Vault comes into play tapped.
/ If Time Vault would become untapped, instead choose one - untap Time
Vault and you skip your next turn; or Time Vault remains tapped.
/ {T}: Take an extra turn after this one.
This wording uses a modal replacement (you choose which replacement to
apply when applying the replacement) and forces the controller to use
up a turn to have the untapping of the Time Vault actually succeed.
This removes a few extremely abusable loopholes with the previous
incarnations of the card, but copy effects and bounce effects can
still make for a potent combo.
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