You'll need a deck that can make use of your milled cards to get the full value out of Palantr of Orthanc (above all early on, when your opponent is unlikely to let you draw), but once the counters start piling up the Palantrs often a free card per turn
Paladins in Dungeons & Dragons -- and therefore most fantasy settings -- tend to be typecast as holy warriors who serve justice and the light, but in real history 'paladin' is just a term for a trusted military leader
You would not put all these abilities in a set, we would probably think real hard about putting Untap or Multikicker
Crowd favorite Kykar is back, this time dropping the red in favor of Azorius
Countering an instant, sorcery, or ability for just one mana is incredibly versatile
Our card advantage has gotten much better thanks to the addition of cards like Beast Whisperer, and we've even got tutors now like Fauna Shaman