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Hoarder's Overflow
Oracle Text
When this enchantment enters and whenever you expend 4, put a stash counter on it. (You expend 4 as you spend your fourth total mana to cast spells during a turn.)
{1}{R}, Sacrifice this enchantment: Discard your hand, then draw cards equal to the number of stash counters on this enchantment.
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Character Background
Hoarder’s Overflow is a tidy little engine for value decks that want to turn normal casting into future reloads. In Bloomburrow, the “stash” idea feels like a squirrel or raccoon’s instinctive habit of piling resources away, and the card rewards that mindset by building counters as you expend 4 on a turn. That means it fits best in tempo or midrange shells that can reliably chain spells, especially low-curve red decks with cheap interaction and burn that naturally reach the fourth mana spent early and often. The real payoff comes from the sacrifice ability: for {1}{R}, you discard your hand and draw that many cards, so it is strongest when your hand is nearly empty or when you can dump situational cards before cashing in. It pairs well with rituals, Treasure makers, and discard-synergy cards that appreciate the hand reset. Overall, it’s a patient refill tool that rewards efficient sequencing and resource conversion.
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Character Background
Hoarder’s Overflow is a tidy little engine for value decks that want to turn normal casting into future reloads. In Bloomburrow, the “stash” idea feels like a squirrel or raccoon’s instinctive habit of piling resources away, and the card rewards that mindset by building counters as you expend 4 on a turn. That means it fits best in tempo or midrange shells that can reliably chain spells, especially low-curve red decks with cheap interaction and burn that naturally reach the fourth mana spent early and often. The real payoff comes from the sacrifice ability: for {1}{R}, you discard your hand and draw that many cards, so it is strongest when your hand is nearly empty or when you can dump situational cards before cashing in. It pairs well with rituals, Treasure makers, and discard-synergy cards that appreciate the hand reset. Overall, it’s a patient refill tool that rewards efficient sequencing and resource conversion.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 20:40:43 UTC