<p>Crewed creatures are considered wholly separate from the vehicle themselves. They are not "on" the vehicle, and they don't share its fate in any regard or have any ongoing relationship with it. Crewing the vehicle merely means the creature gets tapped and has no further implications.</p>

<p>When a Vehicle is exiled then returned to the battlefield later, only that Vehicle is exiled, and only that Vehicle is later returend. The creatures that crewed it are not affected in any way, and won't be exiled in the first place. Similarly if the vehicle is destroyed or dies, this doesn't mean anything for the crew.</p>

<p>(Your Conqueror's Galleon gets exiled only at the end of combat, by the way, meaning it will do combat damage. It also returns to the battlefield transformed immediately, not at the next untap step.)</p>

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@stigglyjoe if it helps, you can think of it as your creatures giving the vehicle a push start, you need a certain amount to get it started but once it is going it runs on its own without the creatures getting in. :)
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<p>(Modern) magic cards use very precise language, and mean exactly what they say and nothing more. Crewing a vehicle means tapping one or more creatures, and apart from that the crew and the vehicle have nothing to do with one another.</p>

<p>If they were to be connected, the phrasing would've been more similar to that of equipments, explicitly stating that the crew is attached to the vehicle in some way.</p>

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<p>I'll give an example of my vehicle. It is <a class="mtg-autocard" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer" href="http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Search/Default.aspx?name=%2b%5bConqueror%27s%5d%2b%5bGalleon%5d">Conqueror&#39;s Galleon</a> a 2/10 with crew 4, but when it attacks it'll be exiled.</p>

<p>During your  next untap phase it'll return as Conqueror's Foothold what happens to crewed creatures? </p>

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Hi, stigglyjoe ! Welsome. I am formatting your answer to include card link and paragraphs. Keep reading and asking !
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If something happens to a vehicle, what happens to the creatures that crewed it?
stigglyjoe
# If something happens to a vehicle, what happens to the creatures that crewed it?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-05-05)

I'll give an example of my vehicle. It is [Conqueror's Galleon](http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/Search/Default.aspx?name=%2b%5bConqueror%27s%5d%2b%5bGalleon%5d) a 2/10 with crew 4, but when it attacks it'll be exiled.

During your next untap phase it'll return as Conqueror's Foothold what happens to crewed creatures?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Hi, username_0 ! Welsome. I am formatting your answer to include card link and paragraphs. Keep reading and asking !  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2018-05-05. Score: 5 | Accepted answer

Crewed creatures are considered wholly separate from the vehicle themselves. They are not "on" the vehicle, and they don't share its fate in any regard or have any ongoing relationship with it. Crewing the vehicle merely means the creature gets tapped and has no further implications.

When a Vehicle is exiled then returned to the battlefield later, only that Vehicle is exiled, and only that Vehicle is later returend. The creatures that crewed it are not affected in any way, and won't be exiled in the first place. Similarly if the vehicle is destroyed or dies, this doesn't mean anything for the crew.

(Your Conqueror's Galleon gets exiled only at the end of combat, by the way, meaning it will do combat damage. It also returns to the battlefield transformed immediately, not at the next untap step.)

> **Comments:**
> **username_3**: @username_0 if it helps, you can think of it as your creatures giving the vehicle a push start, you need a certain amount to get it started but once it is going it runs on its own without the creatures getting in. :)  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2018-05-06. Score: 0

(Modern) magic cards use very precise language, and mean exactly what they say and nothing more. Crewing a vehicle means tapping one or more creatures, and apart from that the crew and the vehicle have nothing to do with one another.

If they were to be connected, the phrasing would've been more similar to that of equipments, explicitly stating that the crew is attached to the vehicle in some way.


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