It's a fun deck archetype that lets you exploit Soothsaying and cast absurdly expensive spells for free mid-combat, but it can get a bit stagnant to run out the same pattern game after game and can make its pilot a target
Nazgul (100) [The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth] Set: The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth Type: Creature Wraith Knight Rarity: Uncommon
The Runner-Up Durnan and Haunted One is worth consideration
Decks that go wide benefit greatly from red enchantments like Purphoros, God of the Forge and other Impact Tremors variants
Regardless, the brewers in the audience likely can't wait to get cooking with some of these options, and there's much fun to be had here, even if the majority of these new Commander choices fall behind the curve on power
Sure, 1-drop enchantments are useful just as triggers, but youre included in the revealed-hands party