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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 quintessential control and value-engine artifact: it turns your own hand into a hidden vault during opponents’ turns, then refunds everything and replaces itself with an extra card on your upkeep. In practice, that means you can safely protect a grip full of countermagic, removal, or combo pieces from discard and hand attack, while also smoothing draws over long games. It shines best in slower shells that want to pass the turn with mana open, especially blue-white control, prison, or artifact-heavy builds. One strong synergy is with cards that reward empty hands or caring less about what you hold, since your hand disappears every enemy turn anyway; it also pairs well with effects that let you act at instant speed on your own turn before the exile trigger resolves. The risk is real, though: if the artifact is removed before your upkeep, those exiled cards stay gone, so protecting it with counterspells or recursion is crucial.
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Character Background
Bottled Cloister is a quintessential control and value-engine artifact: it turns your own hand into a hidden vault during opponents’ turns, then refunds everything and replaces itself with an extra card on your upkeep. In practice, that means you can safely protect a grip full of countermagic, removal, or combo pieces from discard and hand attack, while also smoothing draws over long games. It shines best in slower shells that want to pass the turn with mana open, especially blue-white control, prison, or artifact-heavy builds. One strong synergy is with cards that reward empty hands or caring less about what you hold, since your hand disappears every enemy turn anyway; it also pairs well with effects that let you act at instant speed on your own turn before the exile trigger resolves. The risk is real, though: if the artifact is removed before your upkeep, those exiled cards stay gone, so protecting it with counterspells or recursion is crucial.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 06:20:44 UTC