March of the Machines — Frequently Asked Questions
8 common questions about March of the Machines in MTG — View March of the Machines
What does March of the Machines do?
March of the Machines is a Enchantment. Its Oracle text reads: "Each noncreature artifact is an artifact creature with power and toughness each equal to its mana value. (Equipment that's a creature can't equip a creature.)" — view the full Oracle text on Scryfall.
What type of card is March of the Machines?
March of the Machines is a Enchantment. It is a Rare card from the Archenemy set.
What format is March of the Machines legal in?
March of the Machines is legal in: Modern, Legacy, Vintage, Commander. Learn more about Modern format in our wiki.
How much does March of the Machines cost?
The current market price for March of the Machines is approximately $0.55 USD. Prices fluctuate based on demand, format legality, and new set releases. View the latest price and price history chart. Buy on TCGPlayer.
What set is March of the Machines from?
March of the Machines was printed in Archenemy. Browse all cards from Archenemy.
Is March of the Machines good in Commander?
Yes, March of the Machines is legal in Commander. It has 147 known combos in Commander. See all combos with March of the Machines. Learn more about the Commander format in our wiki.
What are the best combos with March of the Machines?
March of the Machines has 147 known combos. The most popular include: Mycosynth Lattice (Destroy all lands, Destroy all noncreature permanents with mana value 0); Eloise, Nephalia Sleuth (Draw the game, Infinite death triggers); Pitiless Plunderer (Draw the game, Infinite death triggers). View all combos with March of the Machines.
What cards are similar to March of the Machines?
There are 20 cards similar to March of the Machines with comparable effects or strategies. Some notable alternatives include Karn, Sydri, Galvanic Genius, Xenic Poltergeist. View all cards similar to March of the Machines.
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