I like that the deck lets you play around with its many options for LOTR commanders
It also has quite possibly has the most "out-of-game" interactivity of any card printed in any card game ever made
For example, the Underworld Breach has some sick art by one of my favorite Magic artists, Piotr Dura, and I love reprints with new art
Abyssal Harvester Abzan Charm Acrobatic Maneuver Ajani Fells the Godsire Ajani Unyielding Ajani, Inspiring Leader Alabaster Host Intercessor Angel of Deliverance Angelic Ascension Angelic Edict Anoint with Affliction Archenemy's Charm Astarion's Thirst Astral Confrontation Astral Drift Astral Slide Auron, Venerated Guardian Baffling End Baleful Mastery Banish from Edoras Banisher Priest Become Anonymous Bind (playtest) Bishop of Binding Blade Banish Blazing Hope Blessed Light Blessed Reincarnation Blur Bogslither's Embrace Boneclad Necromancer Bring to Trial Brittle Effigy Brutal Cathar Calix, Destiny's Hand Carrion Imp Catapult Master Cemetery Reaper Chained to the Rocks Circle of Confinement Citizen's Arrest Cloudshift Cold Storage Colossal Whale Complete Disregard Conjurer's Closet Constricting Sliver Consuming Ashes Contraband Livestock Crack in Time Crib Swap Cruel Alliance Dakkon, Shadow Slayer Dark Impostor Daydream Deadly Rollick Death in the Family Death-Mask Duplicant Deathrite Shaman Declaration in Stone Devout Decree Dimensional Exile Dimir Doppelganger Dino DNA Dire Tactics Driftgloom Coyote Early Winter Eat to Extinction Eaten Alive Eater of the Dead Emeritus of Truce Endless Sands
The bottom line is, if you know what your goals in the hobby are , the easier it is to set aside money to spend on specific products that align with your interests
Resolving it once can strip resources from your opponents while you refill your own hand
