Hoarding Broodlord

Commander is where Hoarding Broodlord lives — the singleton format rewards unconditional tutoring, and a 7/6 flying body that finds any card in your deck for eight mana is a meaningful late-game play in almost any black shell. In competitive Modern or Legacy, eight mana is simply too slow for formats where the game is decided by turn four; reanimator strategies exist in both formats, but Hoarding Broodlord competes with cheaper, more broken reanimation targets and rarely makes the cut. Pioneer offers a slightly slower metagame but the same fundamental problem: dedicated reanimation shells want targets that win immediately, not tutors that require further setup. Oathbreaker can exploit it in the same way Commander does, particularly in black-heavy builds that can survive to the mid-game.