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Dragon's Hoard
Oracle Text
Whenever a Dragon you control enters, put a gold counter on this artifact.
{T}, Remove a gold counter from this artifact: Draw a card.
{T}: Add one mana of any color.
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Dragon’s Hoard is a clean, elegant value engine that best serves ramp and midrange Dragon decks, though it can also quietly support combo shells that care about repeatable artifact-based mana and card draw. At three mana, it asks for a bit of setup, but once Dragons start landing, it snowballs quickly: each one adds a gold counter, turning later turns into either a burst of colored mana or a fresh card when you need gas. The strongest deckbuilding tip is to pair it with low-curve Dragons or cheat effects so it starts generating value immediately; cards that make Dragons enter multiple times or recur them from the graveyard make it even better. Because it taps for any color, it also helps smooth greedy mana bases in five-color Dragon builds. In practice, this is less an aggressive card than a long-game treasure chest, rewarding patience and a board presence that keeps the skies full.
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Character Background
Dragon’s Hoard is a clean, elegant value engine that best serves ramp and midrange Dragon decks, though it can also quietly support combo shells that care about repeatable artifact-based mana and card draw. At three mana, it asks for a bit of setup, but once Dragons start landing, it snowballs quickly: each one adds a gold counter, turning later turns into either a burst of colored mana or a fresh card when you need gas. The strongest deckbuilding tip is to pair it with low-curve Dragons or cheat effects so it starts generating value immediately; cards that make Dragons enter multiple times or recur them from the graveyard make it even better. Because it taps for any color, it also helps smooth greedy mana bases in five-color Dragon builds. In practice, this is less an aggressive card than a long-game treasure chest, rewarding patience and a board presence that keeps the skies full.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 15:40:43 UTC