Vaultkeeper
| Name | Vaultkeeper |
|---|---|
| Type | Minion - mech |
| Description | Battlecry and Deathrattle: Give adjacent minions +2/+2. |
| Flavor | Would love to spill the Titan's tea. But sadly they can't. |
| Artist | Luca Zontini |
| Set | Reign of the Black Empire #129093 |
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About Vaultkeeper
Vaultkeeper, Minion - mech, designed by Luca Zontini first released in September 2026 in the set Reign of the Black Empire.
Vaultkeeper would mainly benefit a wide, board-centric Mech, Token, or Deathrattle deck that can reliably keep minions beside it, since its Battlecry and Deathrattle can provide substantial value across two turns; however, its adjacency requirement makes it inconsistent, and without exceptional base stats, spending five mana on a neutral minion that does not immediately affect the whole board is usually too slow. Fungalmancer is generally the better comparison because it also costs five mana and gives adjacent minions +2/+2 immediately, while cards such as Defender of Argus offer cheaper defensive utility and stronger flexibility; Vaultkeeper’s Mech tag and Deathrattle are useful, but probably not enough to justify the higher-risk positioning requirement. It would likely see play only in a slow, sticky Mech or Deathrattle deck with strong board development, and otherwise should not be considered a competitive staple.

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Frequently asked questions about Vaultkeeper
What type of card is Vaultkeeper?
Vaultkeeper is a Minion - mech card in Hearthstone HS.
What is the effect of Vaultkeeper?
<b>Battlecry and Deathrattle:</b> Give adjacent minions +2/+2.
What is the original set of Vaultkeeper?
Vaultkeeper was first released in the set Reign of the Black Empire, illustrated by Luca Zontini.
What is the legality of Vaultkeeper?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Vaultkeeper can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.