The Precon List Before we talk upgrades, let's take a look at the stock list to see what we're working with: A lot of folks say Hosts of Mordor is an unfocused pile of cards but this is just a poor shallow analysis of the deck: looking at the numbers indicate that it's pretty well-focused on Graveyard and Spellslinger: I count 27 Graveyard cards, counting any card that mills (Forbidden Alchemy), discards (The Balrog of Moria), reanimates (Extract from Darkness), or can be cast from the graveyard (Wake the Dragon)
10 Archenemy Schemes Become the horror yourself with the return of Archenemy, a format where three players face off against one powerful archenemy player who draws extra power from a deck of Scheme cards
Back in 1994, Magic: The Gathering printed Invoke Prejudice, a card that appears to depict a horde of hooded Klansmen
But, in the back of my mind, something felt slightly off
It is noteworthy that this is no good with token producing things that are non-creature, when using cards like this you want as much of your synergies and effects on dorks as possible, and cheap ones at that
Tiered pricing is clear : If you print a lot, the per-card price drops in visible steps
