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Hole-Digging Shovel
Oracle Text
Discard the top 2 cards of your deck.
Card Details
Character Background
Hole-Digging Shovel is a very simple Trainer, but that simplicity makes it useful in the right shell: it supports combo and graveyard-oriented value plans more than raw tempo. Discarding the top 2 cards of your deck can be a drawback if your list is tight on key singles, yet in decks that care about filling the discard pile, it effectively turns into a small setup tool. Think of it as a thematic “dig for what matters later” card—fitting for a Perfect Order-style toolkit that values preparation over flash. It pairs especially well with cards that benefit from resources in the discard pile, such as recursion effects, self-mill payoffs, or strategies that want energy, support cards, or evolutions in the discard. Deckbuilding tip: run a higher-than-average count of redundant attackers or search cards so the mill is less punishing, and consider using it early when your deck is still stocked with useful discard targets.
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Character Background
Hole-Digging Shovel is a very simple Trainer, but that simplicity makes it useful in the right shell: it supports combo and graveyard-oriented value plans more than raw tempo. Discarding the top 2 cards of your deck can be a drawback if your list is tight on key singles, yet in decks that care about filling the discard pile, it effectively turns into a small setup tool. Think of it as a thematic “dig for what matters later” card—fitting for a Perfect Order-style toolkit that values preparation over flash. It pairs especially well with cards that benefit from resources in the discard pile, such as recursion effects, self-mill payoffs, or strategies that want energy, support cards, or evolutions in the discard. Deckbuilding tip: run a higher-than-average count of redundant attackers or search cards so the mill is less punishing, and consider using it early when your deck is still stocked with useful discard targets.
Generated using gpt-5.4-mini · Updated at 2026-08-12 06:20:42 UTC