Soulstone Hoarder skips the grind: it begins the round with a full treasury, enough to buy upgrades, runes or a plan on the first turn that other legends work toward for minutes.
Loadout and perks
Soulstone Hoarder starts every Dominion round with 100 Druid Naki and 5'000 Soulstones.
It has no effect beyond its starting loadout.
How to play
- Spend with intent. The treasury is a one-time head start, not an income, so invest it where it compounds: early field upgrades or a fast rune tier.
- Pick a plan and fund it. Spreading the Soulstones thin wastes the advantage.
- Aim to be ahead on the board by the time the starting balance runs out.
Synergies and counters
Works well with
The starting capital makes expensive plans affordable right away, such as an early rune lead or a fully upgraded staging field.
Watch out for
Once the treasury is spent, Soulstone Hoarder has no ongoing edge: income legends like Blue Blood out-scale it in a long round.
Verdict
A flexible economic jump-start. Pick Soulstone Hoarder when you have a clear early plan worth funding now.
See also
LegendsLegends are the characters you pick at the start of a Dominion round. Compare their loadouts, perks and playstyles.
SoulstonesSoulstones build and upgrade your Ove home island and pay for runes and field buffs in Dominion.
RunesRunes are the in-round upgrades of Dominion: offense, defense, speed and luck, plus the special units of the second stage.