The Fire Nation Drill

Vehicles usually earn their keep by trading crew requirements for oversized combat stats, but this one bundles removal into the deal. The enter trigger reaches for a creature with power 4 or less the moment it hits the battlefield, tapping the Drill in exchange, which means the body arrives already having answered something. The 6/3 with trample is the follow-up threat, not the whole pitch. What sets it apart from most black removal-on-a-stick is the second ability: for a single generic mana, it strips hexproof and indestructible from everything your opponents control until end of turn. That clause quietly turns the enter trigger into a scalpel that ignores the usual protective clauses, and it keeps working on later turns even after the Vehicle has crewed into an attacker. The design tension is in the power cap: 4 or less is generous enough to clear most of what an aggressive board presents, but the ability leaves the biggest threats standing, so the Drill is a card that clears the road rather than the fortress. Crew 2 keeps the cost of animation low, which matters because you want it swinging the turn after it strips a blocker's indestructible. It reads as a removal spell that refuses to leave the battlefield after doing its job, then stays behind to make sure nobody hides behind keywords again.