Live Play Data

Vulpine Harvester

· Creature — Phyrexian Fox · March of the Machine Commander (MOC)

Live Inclusion

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Times Brought

153

Decks Running

Median Cast Turn

—

Drawn → Played

36%

Format

Multiplayer 1v1

First-cast turn

n=12

Not enough observed casts yet to show a reliable distribution.

The "good card" funnel

153 brought · 85 players

Brought to game

153

Ever drawn

Reached battlefield

Still on board at game end

Final zone distribution

35 instances

2.9%

Library

20.0%

Battlefield

22.9%

Graveyard

54.3%

Hand

Commanders that played this card

in tracked games

1 Ekthi, Contaminator Priest 43 decks
2 Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos 17 decks
3 Elesh Norn // The Argent Etchings 11 decks
4 Skrelv, Defector Mite 4 decks
5 Valko Indorian 4 decks
6 Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite 2 decks
7 Omnath, Locus of All 2 decks
8 Atraxa, Praetors' Voice 1 decks
9 Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines 1 decks

Card text

Vulpine Harvester

Creature — Phyrexian Fox

Whenever one or more Phyrexians you control attack, return target artifact card from your graveyard to the battlefield if its mana value is less than or equal to their total power.

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March of the Machine Commander (MOC) · Rare · Illustrated by Brent Hollowell

Frequently Asked

Why isn't there more data on this card?

Playgroup Live collects per-card gameplay data from real Commander games. Play counts appear once a card reaches 100 tracked games, and the full charts need a sample of at least 25 observed games that is not dominated by a single pilot. Until this card clears those bars you're seeing only the basic counts. Stats refresh nightly.

How is Playgroup Live card data collected?

Players using Playgroup Live import their decklists before a game and log card actions as they play. Each cast, zone change, and resolution is recorded as a real game event. Stats on this site are computed from those events, not from decklist scrapes or theorycrafting. Playgroup has recorded 720,000+ Commander games overall, and this card-level play data comes from the Playgroup Live seats playing virtual cards, a subset of that corpus.