The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth Starter Kit contains 2 ready-to-play 60-card decks (Lands included), 4 double-sided tokens (2 with each deck), 2 deck boxes, 1 how-to-play guide booklet, 2 double-sided reference cards (Turn Order/Attacking & Blocking), and 2 code cards for two people to unlock both decks and play online in Magic: The Gathering Arena, a digital platform available on desktop and on the mobile app
Commanders that open new archetypes or present a twist to an established archetype get bonus points over commanders that are strong but mechanically dull (this doesnt mean incredibly strong commanders are ignored
Banned in Standard, and still sees heavy play in formats like Pioneer, Modern, Commander, and Cubes
The sheer board-overwhelming power and creature token synergy is the cause of Ojer Taqs high price, and it will likely stick around alongside fellow expensive token-boosters Mondrak, Glory Dominus, and Anointed Procession
Dont discount how this stays on board through an early Engulf the Shore, where it can then either do damage or make tokens in earnest