The truth is, even expert deck builders rely on online resources to put together a 60-card (or 100-card) deck that actually works
Despite D&D more directly drawing inspiration from Lord of the Rings (to the point of legal action), it's Magic: the Gathering that gets to first collaborate with them in an official capacity
Even if we eventually need to sacrifice our Judge's Familiar, the fact that it only costs a single mana means we usually get value out of the card, even if it only sits on the battlefield for a few turns
Cryptolith Rite is a very helpful card for activating Urtet multiple times, as is Urza, Lord High Artificer if paired with Chromatic Orrery
I always found these articles to be the ones that got me the most excited to play and try new things
Low on the curve creatures are what every equipment deck wants, and both Raubahn and Firion excel in this department