Thank you so much for reading, and we'll meet again in the next one
Each one of the five families did, however, bring along a unique keyword and gameplay style that makes this set stand out not just stylistically but mechanically too
This version is better against midrange decks, as both Xenagos and Dragonlord Atarka are great at blowing up opposing planeswalkers and creatures
And its incredibly cheap for all this versatility
Demand for collector booster packs and boxes dramatically inflated for Tales of Middle-earth, compared to past MTG sets, thanks to the zealous searching for the serialised one-of-one card
Firstly, it's a Basic card, requiring no set-up to get up and running