Once The Great Henge's last ability has triggered, you'll draw a card even if you can't put a +1/+1 counter on the creature for some reason (most likely because it has left the battlefield)
For control decks, Midnight Clock looks like a great way to cycle into a win condition in decks that already have the necessary tools to stall out a game
But knowing what's included in each deck can make that choice clear
It easily taps for more than 3 mana on a developed board and is crucial for decks trying to exploit the elf type to its fullest
You have the option to use the following sizes which are A6 (4 by 6 ), 4-Bar ( 3 by 5) the smallest size for cards, A2 (2 by 6), A7 (5 by 7), A8 (5 by 8), A8 Slim (5 by 8), A9 (5 by 8 ) and Square (6 by 6 )
The One Ring is still that good, and you can get it in a normal, cheaper version if you want it