Between the main set and the pre-constructed Commander decks, Tales of Middle-earth adds four Sauron cards, and Sauron, the Dark Lord is easily the most striking
I am not a huge fan of countermagic locking someone but that happens much less frequently in multiplayer games and in reality, you'll want a healthy amount of countermagic, especially in a deck like this that is very light on removal because it's more fun to steal problem permanents
Watermark: Fire Nation Illustrated by Fahmi Fauzi Standard Legal Alchemy Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
Commenters on Reddit have immediately professed their adoration for the creature, with those like karlek97 saying What a joy that smile is. Commenter PhoenixsVoid compounded the positive sentiment, adding This is such a cute big ol guy like wtf
Take Silvergill Adept, for example
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