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Bottled Cloister
Oracle Text
At the beginning of each opponent's upkeep, exile all cards from your hand face down.
At the beginning of your upkeep, return all cards you own exiled with this artifact to your hand, then draw a card.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Bottled Cloister is a classic control and value engine, turning your own hand into a hidden reserve while insulating it from most discard effects during opponents’ turns. In gameplay, it best supports slower white-based control or prison-style decks that can afford to spend four mana on a non-immediate payoff: you “bank” your hand at each opponent’s upkeep, then reclaim everything on your upkeep and draw a fresh card, effectively smoothing draw quality and making end-step interaction awkward for opponents. The best synergy is with effects that want a protected hand size or with cards that care about repeatedly drawing, such as wheel-style replenishment or enchantments/artifacts that trigger on card draw. It also pairs well with instant-speed interaction, since you get to spend cards before the Cloister exiles them. Thematically, it feels like locking away your resources in a sealed reliquary until the right moment to reopen them.
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Character Background
Bottled Cloister is a classic control and value engine, turning your own hand into a hidden reserve while insulating it from most discard effects during opponents’ turns. In gameplay, it best supports slower white-based control or prison-style decks that can afford to spend four mana on a non-immediate payoff: you “bank” your hand at each opponent’s upkeep, then reclaim everything on your upkeep and draw a fresh card, effectively smoothing draw quality and making end-step interaction awkward for opponents. The best synergy is with effects that want a protected hand size or with cards that care about repeatedly drawing, such as wheel-style replenishment or enchantments/artifacts that trigger on card draw. It also pairs well with instant-speed interaction, since you get to spend cards before the Cloister exiles them. Thematically, it feels like locking away your resources in a sealed reliquary until the right moment to reopen them.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 09:10:42 UTC