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Treasure Chest
Oracle Text
{4}, Sacrifice this artifact: Roll a d20.
1 | Trapped! — You lose 3 life.
2—9 | Create five Treasure tokens.
10—19 | You gain 3 life and draw three cards.
20 | Search your library for a card. If it's an artifact card, you may put it onto the battlefield. Otherwise, put that card into your hand. Then shuffle.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Treasure Chest is a delightfully swingy value engine that fits best in slower control or midrange decks willing to invest mana now for a potentially huge payoff later. In Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, its dungeon-delving flavor feels right: you are literally cracking open an ominous cache and hoping it is worth the risk. On the table, the card is most attractive when your deck can reliably use extra Treasure tokens or exploit artifact synergies, since even the middling results can fuel future turns. Pair it with cards that care about artifacts entering or being sacrificed, or with effects that reduce activation costs, so the chest becomes more than a one-shot gamble. The 20 result is the dream, tutoring any card and even dropping an artifact directly into play, but the 10–19 mode is already strong card advantage. Best in grindy shells that can afford a turn of setup and turn random upside into inevitability.
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Character Background
Treasure Chest is a delightfully swingy value engine that fits best in slower control or midrange decks willing to invest mana now for a potentially huge payoff later. In Adventures in the Forgotten Realms, its dungeon-delving flavor feels right: you are literally cracking open an ominous cache and hoping it is worth the risk. On the table, the card is most attractive when your deck can reliably use extra Treasure tokens or exploit artifact synergies, since even the middling results can fuel future turns. Pair it with cards that care about artifacts entering or being sacrificed, or with effects that reduce activation costs, so the chest becomes more than a one-shot gamble. The 20 result is the dream, tutoring any card and even dropping an artifact directly into play, but the 10–19 mode is already strong card advantage. Best in grindy shells that can afford a turn of setup and turn random upside into inevitability.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 21:20:44 UTC