You want cost reduction for activated abilities requiring mana
Lord of the Rings was a perfect fit for a game already so influenced by the godfather of fantasy stories, and the team took an opportunity to add their own twists to the look by not replicating pre-established representations of characters like Aragon and Arwen
If you need ways to give your permanents hexproof, you can include one of these cards: Dawn's Truce Dawnglade Regent (as long as you are the monarch) Heroic Intervention (until the end of that turn its cast) Privileged Position Restoration Magic (must pay ) Sigarda, Font of Blessings Simic Charm (until the end of that turn it is cast) Wrap Up Witchbane Orb | Illustration by John Avon Integrate at least 2-3 spells that grant you hexproof in your decks to keep you protected from a lot of damage to the face, edicts that force you to sacrifice permanents, or forced discard
If you don't control an Army, create a 0/0 black Orc Army creature token first.) Sorcery Wake the Dragon Create a 6/6 black and red Dragon creature token with flying, menace, and "Whenever this token deals combat damage to a player, gain control of target artifact that player controls." Flashback (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost
The First Doctor I mean, you only get to tutor TARDIS, but the whole package on The First Doctor is enough value to encourage some sort of artifact-based deck