There are several strategies where bigger cards can be of help in a game, which is why all cards must stick to the outlined sizing
Skip to main content SIGN IN Final Fantasy: Cactuar Edition: Final Fantasy Type: Creature - Plant Cast: Rarity: U Collector #: 0177 Pow/Tuf: 3/3 Trample At the beginning of your end step, if this creature didn't enter the battlefield this turn, return it to its owner's hand
From these your separate the cards into rarity and making a 14 or 15-card pack with 10-11 commons, 3 uncommons and 1 rare/mythic per booster
But if youre not playing a deck that relies on getting specific cards into hand, there might not be any real argument against this self-mill powerhouse
Adds: Cuts: Further Upgrades If you want to stick with LOTR-only cards I'd recommend the following (make sure they are the LOTR version): the box topper LOTR version of Ancient Tomb, The Great Henge, Sword of the Animist, Horizon Canopy, Reflecting Pool, and of course Bilbo's Ring and The One Ring
Midrange decks also have more robust manabases, meaning they play more lands and actually want to draw lands