Sauron, the Necromancer is one of two Sauron cards in Tales of Middle-earth that makes great use of the graveyard, rewarding the player for using discard effects, self-mill, and the like to stock up their graveyard with powerful creatures with relevant abilities
"Panic over Pokemon"
1 Risky Research 1 Scout the City Enchantments (4) 1 The Clone Saga 1 Wall Crawl 1 Web Up 1 Web of Life and Destiny Artifacts (4) 1 Arcane Signet 1 Pictures of Spider-Man 1 Spider-Mobile 1 Web-Shooters Lands (39) 5 Forest 5 Island 5 Mountain 5 Plains 5 Swamp 1 Cavern of Souls 1 Command Tower 1 Daily Bugle Building 1 Exotic Orchard 1 Ominous Asylum 1 Path of Ancestry 1 Savage Mansion 1 Sinister Hideout 1 Suburban Sanctuary 1 Three Tree City 1 Unclaimed Territory 1 University Campus 1 Urban Retreat 1 Vibrant Cityscape I'd normally tell you how I'd lower a list in power, but aside from being strict about only running cards from this set, I don't see this getting much tamer
I need to look into this futher
Trinisphere (Darksteel, 2004) Higher power Commander games are usually dominated by efficient spells with low mana costs - many powerful staples can even be cast without paying any mana at all
With the right deck, this song can be powerful
