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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 tidy value engine for Dragon-heavy Commander decks, turning every scaled threat into future resources while smoothing mana in the meantime. In practice, it best supports a midrange or value game plan: you ramp into Dragons, then each one entering stocks a gold counter that can later be cashed in for cards, or simply left as repeatable rainbow fixing with the tap ability. That flexibility makes it especially strong in five-color Dragon shells, where color requirements are often awkward and every bit of mana fixing matters. It also plays nicely with blink or reanimation effects that repeatedly bring Dragons back onto the battlefield, effectively turning those loops into card advantage. Because it costs three mana and doesn’t need immediate activation to be useful, it’s a solid setup piece rather than an explosive finisher. If your deck reliably casts multiple Dragons, Dragon’s Hoard becomes one of the cleanest support artifacts you can run.
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Character Background
Dragon’s Hoard is a tidy value engine for Dragon-heavy Commander decks, turning every scaled threat into future resources while smoothing mana in the meantime. In practice, it best supports a midrange or value game plan: you ramp into Dragons, then each one entering stocks a gold counter that can later be cashed in for cards, or simply left as repeatable rainbow fixing with the tap ability. That flexibility makes it especially strong in five-color Dragon shells, where color requirements are often awkward and every bit of mana fixing matters. It also plays nicely with blink or reanimation effects that repeatedly bring Dragons back onto the battlefield, effectively turning those loops into card advantage. Because it costs three mana and doesn’t need immediate activation to be useful, it’s a solid setup piece rather than an explosive finisher. If your deck reliably casts multiple Dragons, Dragon’s Hoard becomes one of the cleanest support artifacts you can run.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-21 16:40:45 UTC