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Hoarding Dragon
Oracle Text
Flying
When this creature enters, you may search your library for an artifact card, exile it, then shuffle.
When this creature dies, you may put the exiled card into its owner's hand.
Card Details
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Character Background
Hoarding Dragon is a five‑mana, 4/4 flying that reads like a midrange/value toolkit: its enter‑the‑battlefield tutor into exile and death‑triggered card‑recall supports a value/engine gameplan, not a pure aggro or control shell. It shines in artifact‑centric or combo shells that need specific pieces—think mana rocks, sacrifice engines, or a singleton combo piece—because you can lock away a critical artifact safely in exile until the Dragon dies. Practical synergies include blink/flicker effects to reuse its ETB, or inexpensive sacrifice outlets so you can deliberately kill the Dragon to fetch the card on your terms; it also pairs well with artifact‑matter cards that care about having artifacts in play or in hand. Deckbuilding tip: slot a dense suite of desirable artifact targets (ramp rocks, tutorables, or one‑card combos) and at least one reliable removal or sac outlet; that converts a 4/4 flier into repeatable, protected card advantage.
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Character Background
Hoarding Dragon is a five‑mana, 4/4 flying that reads like a midrange/value toolkit: its enter‑the‑battlefield tutor into exile and death‑triggered card‑recall supports a value/engine gameplan, not a pure aggro or control shell. It shines in artifact‑centric or combo shells that need specific pieces—think mana rocks, sacrifice engines, or a singleton combo piece—because you can lock away a critical artifact safely in exile until the Dragon dies. Practical synergies include blink/flicker effects to reuse its ETB, or inexpensive sacrifice outlets so you can deliberately kill the Dragon to fetch the card on your terms; it also pairs well with artifact‑matter cards that care about having artifacts in play or in hand. Deckbuilding tip: slot a dense suite of desirable artifact targets (ramp rocks, tutorables, or one‑card combos) and at least one reliable removal or sac outlet; that converts a 4/4 flier into repeatable, protected card advantage.
Generated using gpt-5-mini · Updated at 2026-05-16 09:20:46 UTC