But Ive tried to build a narrative around these cards and what the set is doing well, while highlighting the cards I think will matter in Standard, the fewer that will work in Pioneer and Modern, and the pile that well all be sleeving up for Commander soon
So, while I haven't read the books yet (they're in my audiobook queue at the moment), it's a delight to get to bring you a card from Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth
It closes the loop on the oldest grudge in the franchise, the boss and the weapon he made
Crown of Gondor, Im a little uncertain of in terms of being worth a card slot unless youre really pushing a go-wide, token-heavy approach in your decklist, but for flavors sake, Id just have to put it in the 99 of an Aragorn, King of Gondor deck
The Shiny Vault subset in Hidden Fates replaced Umbreon's signature yellow rings with blue ones, creating a visual that immediately became a fan favorite