One of the easiest ways to dive into the format is through MTG Arena
Built on an enhanced Riders of Rohan precon, it includes a complete 100-card main deck, themed tokens, alternate cards, and a curated sideboard to adapt your playstyle
Building around this ability opens the door for a much more board-based, aggressive take on the deck
But I think a lot of people out there are like me - we're nostalgic for these cards because of how much of our childhoods hinged on collecting them
Cursed Recording Overlord of the Balemurk Overlord of the Boilerbilges Overlord of the Floodpits Overlord of the Hauntwoods Overlord of the Mistmoors Taigam, Master Opportunist Temple of Cyclical Time
You get fewer automatic choices that go in every deck (because you cant always have the best-in-slot), less of a pronounced gap between decks based on color access (because you cant necessarily play every great card in your colors)