Following the general style of MTG Universes Beyond cards, each is a themed re-skin of an existing Magic card
There are few situations where this kind of high floor and high ceiling wont carry the day
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Terravore Terravore could get big in a deck like Uurg, Spawn of Turg or other lands-into-and-out-of-your-graveyard sort of decks, but most of those decks have a Lord Windgrace element that wants to keep pulling lands back out
Sauron, the Lord of the Rings captures the character's flavor in many ways, as its impressive name would suggest, from the Ring's temptation to a 5/5 Orc Army token to Sauron's ability to raise something from the dead to fight again
Leylines have become popular sideboard cards for many formats, but why
