Last time we began our review of Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth (LTR), the latest Magic: the Gathering set, and today we're finishing that up
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A major reason for that is Darkrai, which has evaded me frequently since its world debut in 2007's Diamond & Pearl games
The flip gives you mana that is more versatile than a Black Lotus because you can choose a different color for each Treasure token
Yet it's a fucking Infernal Spawn of Evil, a 7/7 mighty creature at that, and I absolutely do love how the "Summon Demon" has demon crudely scrawled out with a marker and replaced with Beast
Both care about enchantments that enter the battlefield with the whole enchantress archetype that supports it, then you toss in rooms that span the five colors of the wheel and rarity spectrum and you get eerie as an incredible addition from Duskmourn: House of Horror