Borderless Brothers Hildebrandt Cards Greg and Tim Hildebrandt, two beloved artists in the fantasy genre, lent us their skills in bringing Middle-earth to life
In the hypothetical world where a playgroup allowed unconventional generals, this deck could answer vulnerabilities that the typical silver deck often has, especially in the realm of board wipes
Another benefit would be characters that directly benefit from being at a location, such as this new Minnie Mouse: There are no limits to the amount of characters that can be at a specific location, just as long as you pay the cost to move each of those characters to that specific location
Gitaxian Probe is a pretty easy one: it's basically a very upgraded (discounting Lurrus of the Dream-Den loops) version of Mishra's Bauble, giving you a card in the graveyard and a prowess trigger for the low cost of just two life
Yorion, Sky Nomad The Companion cost for Yorion is deceptively harsh - adding extra cards to your starting deck actually hurts quite a lot, reducing your deck's consistency by a long way
