These flavorful decks are ready-to-play adventures featuring familiar characters working together for the fate of Middle-earth
A crab being pulled up by the wave and a peanut butter sandwich clutched in Stitch's hand are endearing touches that seal the deal
While other filterlands are scattered throughout the Final Fantasy decks, these two are by far the most expensive, simply because they've not seen many reprints
Plus, as a 2-cost, five-color commander he can be used with Lurrus of the Dream-DenLurrus of the Dream-Den, Zirda, the DawnwakerZirda, the Dawnwaker, Gyruda, Doom of DepthsGyruda, Doom of Depths, Umori, the CollectorUmori, the Collector, or Jegantha, the WellspringJegantha, the Wellspring as companions
From the POV of an MTG newcomer, though, those exact criticisms could be appreciated and spun as positives
I am curious if this deck is the kind of thing that can perform at the highest level