A thematic addition is Relic of Sauron, which costs four generic mana but produces two in any combination of Sauron, the Dark Lord's colors, and adds a little more draw to the deck if you've got enough mana
What's new is that Green isn't the only color who can go both tall and wide at the same time and those colors are suddenly spoiling for a quick way to end the game
New details have been revealed about Magic: The Gatherings next card set, Innistrad: Midnight Hunt, including its rare dual lands and unique mechanics as well the return of a recognizable ability for its werewolves, now formalized with new keywords and a shifting day-night mechanic
Right now, however, demand is slightly in favor of the artwork of the regular one, which sort of makes sense given just how cool this card is
Tapping a creature when blocking with it is one of the most common mistakes I see newer players make (second only, perhaps, to forgetting to draw a card at the start of your turn)
The Serialized Sauron, the Dark Lord is listed for 30k on Cardmarket