For longtime fans, it was the first visualization of Lord of the Rings. Theres no doubt going to be some people a little miffed that it isnt the other theatrical take on Lord of the Rings getting some representationthe same people miffed that Tales of Middle-earth itself depicts its own spin on Tolkiens world and charactersbut this is a simple, but lovely spin on what is already a loving tribute of a set
I'll touch on a few of my favorites
Goblin Bombardment This may seem like a Goblin card, but the most popular commander featured is actually Zurzoth, Chaos Rider
Scurry Oak Scurry Oak is a major combo enabler, with multiple ways to create an infinite number of Squirrel tokens to give it an infinite number of +1/+1 counters
Despite being difficult to recur thanks to Ultima exiling itself on the stack, this combo is easily powerful enough to see play in Modern, and will likely be experimented with in control decks
While in play, you can, whenever you choose, give Bodyguard to another one of your characters until your next turn, forcing opponents to attack a specific character and protecting your other characters