Mechacycle

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NameMechacycle
TypeMinion - mech
DescriptionTaunt Deathrattle:& Summon 4 Mana worth of random Mechs.
FlavorThere is also a zero emission model powered by hamsters.
ArtistMelvin Chan
SetReign of the Black Empire #132177
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About Mechacycle

Mechacycle, Minion - mech, designed by Melvin Chan first released in September 2026 in the set Reign of the Black Empire.

Mechacycle would fit best in a slower Mech Hunter or Deathrattle Hunter deck that wants a durable Taunt and additional board generation after trading, but it is unlikely to be a strong competitive choice: paying four mana for a Taunt whose value arrives only after it dies is too slow, and random Mechs can produce inconsistent results. In most decks, more proactive options such as Security Automaton, Ursatron, Spider Bomb, or Zilliax Deluxe 3000 are better because they provide immediate pressure, card advantage, removal, or flexible defensive value; historically, Piloted Shredder was also generally stronger as a four-mana Deathrattle minion because its random two-mana minion appeared immediately and was more reliable. Mechacycle could be playable in a budget or heavily synergistic Mech list, but unless the metagame is slow or its stats are unusually strong, it should not see serious play.

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Frequently asked questions about Mechacycle

What type of card is Mechacycle?

Mechacycle is a Minion - mech card in Hearthstone HS.

What is the effect of Mechacycle?

<b><b>Taunt</b> </b> <b>Deathrattle:</b>& Summon 4 Mana worth of random Mechs.

What is the original set of Mechacycle?

Mechacycle was first released in the set Reign of the Black Empire, illustrated by Melvin Chan.