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Hullbreacher
Oracle Text
Flash
If an opponent would draw a card except the first one they draw in each of their draw steps, instead you create a Treasure token. (It's an artifact with "{T}, Sacrifice this token: Add one mana of any color.")
Card Details
Mana CostCharacter Background
Hullbreacher is a classic tempo-control threat: a flash 3/2 for three mana that punishes opponents the moment they try to rebuild, refuel, or wheel. Its lore is easy to read even without specific canon—this Merfolk Pirate feels like a predatory raider waiting just offshore, then seizing not just cards but resources the instant an enemy reaches for advantage. In gameplay, it shines best when you can hold up mana, pass with interaction, and deploy it at the most punishing moment, especially in response to card-draw spells or wheel effects. Pairing it with cards that force multiple draws, like Windfall-style effects, can convert an opponent’s refill into a burst of Treasure, often locking them out of meaningful follow-up while accelerating your own board. It also rewards blue decks that want to protect a lead, since flashing it in after a counterspell or at end step can swing both tempo and mana.
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Character Background
Hullbreacher is a classic tempo-control threat: a flash 3/2 for three mana that punishes opponents the moment they try to rebuild, refuel, or wheel. Its lore is easy to read even without specific canon—this Merfolk Pirate feels like a predatory raider waiting just offshore, then seizing not just cards but resources the instant an enemy reaches for advantage. In gameplay, it shines best when you can hold up mana, pass with interaction, and deploy it at the most punishing moment, especially in response to card-draw spells or wheel effects. Pairing it with cards that force multiple draws, like Windfall-style effects, can convert an opponent’s refill into a burst of Treasure, often locking them out of meaningful follow-up while accelerating your own board. It also rewards blue decks that want to protect a lead, since flashing it in after a counterspell or at end step can swing both tempo and mana.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-11 11:10:45 UTC