Magic has had some interesting, even great crossovers throughout the last several years with Dungeons and Dragons, Kaiju, Transformers, The Walking Dead, and other external universe characters making appearances, but this Lord of the Rings set has to be, by far, the most sought after, talked about, and sky-high expectations for release that Wizards of the Coast had seen in a long time
Smagol, Helpful Guide I enjoy that Smagol, Helpful Guide not only offers you a way to ramp, but also can help keep your opponents mana screwed
Hiram Flaversham and Fortisphere are just two examples of the most common reason cards get banned
For instance, the recent release of the Prismatic Evolutions set in the US was plagued by shortages that spiked resale value of the boxes from a $60 retail value to over $100 on eBay, at the time of this writing (the prices were even higher when the set had first come out)
Daybound (If a player casts no spells during their own turn, it becomes night next turn.)
Action cards like Steal from the Rich give disruptive tempo swings, while items such as the Longbow add consistent damage and control over the board
