This scene was chosen to align with the start of the celebration of The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth release in the same way that Frodo's (and the reader's) journey begins in The Fellowship of the Ring
Though it sees no play in constructed formats, The Great Henge has more than enough Commander demand to support its huge current price tag

Decklist Deck 8 Forest (FIN) 306 8 Island (FIN) 297 1 Capital City (FIN) 274 3 Guadosalam, Farplane Gateway (FIN) 281 2 Crossroads Village (FIN) 276 2 Terramorphic Expanse (J25) 156 3 Bushwhack (FDN) 215 1 The Earth Crystal (FIN) 184 1 Travel the Overworld (FIN) 82 2 Traveling Chocobo (FIN) 210 2 Prishe's Wanderings (FIN) 193 1 Reach the Horizon (FIN) 195 2 Bristly Bill, Spine Sower (OTJ) 157 3 Sazh's Chocobo (FIN) 200 2 Ride the Shoopuf (FIN) 197 2 Sidequest: Raise a Chocobo (FIN) 201 1 Bartz and Boko (FIN) 175 2 Mossborn Hydra (FDN) 107 3 Chocobo Kick (FIN) 178 2 You're Not Alone (FIN) 44 2 Choco, Seeker of Paradise (FIN) 215 2 Summon: Fenrir (FIN) 203 2 Gysahl Greens (FIN) 190 1 Sazh Katzroy (FIN) 199 2 Ambrosia Whiteheart (FIN) 6 This is the most fun I've had with a card game in a long time so much so that I jumped into MTG Arena's ranked mode and found enough success to place in high gold for the season

Pain lands like Shivan Reef or Caves of Koilos are welcome, but theyre common enough reprints in Commander precons
For example, Overkill's mana value is 3, because it costs two generic mana and one black mana
This means those cards can be turned into ink instead of playing them, which can be done once per turn