Creatures (22) 1 Solemn Simulacrum 1 Duplicant 1 Somnophore 1 Darksteel Juggernaut 1 Psychosis Crawler 1 Spellskite 1 Whirler Rogue 1 Scrap Trawler 1 Sai, Master Thopterist 1 Vedalken Humiliator 1 Urza, Lord High Artificer 1 Shimmer Dragon 1 Emry, Lurker of the Loch 1 Academy Manufactor 1 Thought Monitor 1 Ornithopter of Paradise 1 Grazilaxx, Illithid Scholar 1 Ethereal Investigator 1 Cyberdrive Awakener 1 Canoptek Spyder 1 Syr Ginger, the Meal Ender 1 Tangletrove Kelp Lands (39) Spells (38) 1 Sol Ring 1 Krark-Clan Ironworks 1 Skullclamp 1 Arcane Denial 1 Mind Stone 1 Worn Powerstone 1 Negate 1 Spine of Ish Sah 1 Ichor Wellspring 1 Mycosynth Wellspring 1 Trading Post 1 Aetherspouts 1 Reality Shift 1 Sword of the Animist 1 Thought Vessel 1 Tamiyo's Journal 1 Inspiring Statuary 1 Blackblade Reforged 1 Coveted Jewel 1 Manifold Key 1 Arcane Signet 1 Midnight Clock 1 Soul-Guide Lantern 1 Ravenform 1 Rise and Shine 1 Sword of Hearth and Home 1 Nettlecyst 1 Hard Evidence 1 Investigator's Journal 1 Nautiloid Ship 1 Dire Mimic 1 Wizard's Rockets 1 Barrow-Blade 1 Lembas 1 Five Hundred Year Diary 1 The Indomitable 1 Candlestick 1 Ransom Note Here are the deck stats from our friends at Archidekt: So, what other must-have cards might I have missed including here
It's still fantastic artwork at the end of the day, but it'd be nice to see Gandalf more prominently featured in his own card art
Sometimes, you see the Promised End feature as a Commander for colorless builds since Emrakul, the Aeons Torn is banned in the format
This though, of course, was a set specifically built around a legendary creature theme
Imagine having two in play at some point
Some collectors are drawn to specific powerful cards that dominate tournaments, others collect character centric expansions or exclusive promo versions
