Saving Aspirant’s Keys lets you open more Iben Fahd’s Sanctum chests in one session, but the supplied information does not establish that hoarding improves your rewards or permanent stat gains. Save keys if you want a bulk opening; otherwise, the draft gives no evidence that waiting is better than spending them as you earn them.

What hoarding changes

The draft says Sanctum rewards include stones used to upgrade legacy attributes, such as Damage and Life. It also says that waiting does not increase how quickly you acquire keys. Taken together, these details support one practical distinction: hoarding changes when you open chests, not your key-acquisition rate.

The source title advertises a run with up to 1,277 keys, but that does not demonstrate that saving keys produces better rewards. The draft’s claims that deeper rooms offer better returns and that hoarding is objectively better are not backed by room costs, reward amounts, or a comparison of opening strategies.

What to do with your keys

If you want a single large opening, save your keys until you have the amount you want to spend at once. If you prefer smaller, more frequent openings, the supplied information does not show a progression advantage to waiting. Don’t delay openings solely on the assumption that a large stash makes each key more valuable.

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