The decklists were revealed earlier on Destructoid, but we've also provided them here, just in case you're the type who likes reading things twice
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It's fascinating to see Wizards of the Coast introducing its own portrayals of these classic characters alongside others never featured in any Lord of the Rings media before
It's rare to hard cast Shark Typhoon as you usually cycle for a token, but if you do, you are rewarded with flying Shark tokens whenever you cast a noncreature
Thoughtseize came out in Lorwyn and quickly became the gold standard for targeted discard, often feeling like a straight upgrade over older options like Duress
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