Aang, Swift Savior Aboleth Spawn Adaptive Shimmerer Ademi of the Silkchutes Affa Guard Hound Alms Collector Ambrosia Whiteheart Ambush Paratrooper Ambush Viper Ambush Wolf Anafenza, Unyielding Lineage Ancient Stone Idol Angel of Grace Angel of Salvation Angel of the Dire Hour Annie Flash, the Veteran Appa, Steadfast Guardian Archangel Avacyn Archivist of Oghma Ashcoat Bear Aven Interrupter Aven Mindcensor Aven Reedstalker Basil, Cabaretti Loudmouth Benalish Knight Black Panther, Hope Enduring Blast-Furnace Hellkite Blizzard Strix Bogardan Hellkite Bogardan Rager Boon Satyr Bounding Krasis Bounding Wolf Brazen Borrower Breaching Hippocamp Briarhorn Briarpack Alpha Brinebarrow Intruder Brineborn Cutthroat Burrog Befuddler Caller of the Claw Caprichrome Captain America, Unbowed Captain Mar-Vell, Space-Born Captain Marvel, Earth's Protector Cathar Commando Celestial Crusader Celestial Messenger Cemetery Protector Champion of the Clachan Cherished Hatchling Chrome Prowler Cleaving Skyrider Cloaked Siren Cloudthresher Cogwork Wrestler Colossal Rattlewurm Commander Sofia Daguerre Containment Priest Cosmos Charger Crackling Spellslinger Crafty Cutpurse Crookclaw Transmuter Crystacean Cuboid Colony Daring Thunder-Thief Darksteel Sentinel Dawn's Light Archer Dawnfluke Deathleaper, Terror Weapon Deceiver Exarch Deep Gnome Terramancer

As an overview, were going to start with the one drop thats all new-to-Magic, and costs $10 more
Then it creates treasures equal to the damage dealt
Gandalf also has a third card in the previously shown art for Gandalf, Friend of the Shire when I asked Cartagena why Gandalf had so many renditions in the set, he told me that it gives them an opportunity to explore the character more, and that Tolkiens rich storytelling allowed us to explore how Gandalf (and others) present themselves to different allies and at different times throughout the story. If youre hungry for more, you wont have to wait long, as a WeeklyMTG livestream on Tuesday, March 10 at 10am PT will have further details and reveals from The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth (which is available for pre-order now)
MM: Yes the goal is exciting, appealing cards, preferably light enough on text that the art can really shine throughout the scene
Two traps for buyers: the rainbow secret #217/203 (about $100) gets mislabeled "alt art" constantly, and the same artwork was reprinted as Silver Tempest TG20 at a fraction of the price