However, its three notable chase cards that buoy this sets booster boxes to the lofty heights its market price reaches: Mox Diamond at close to $600, the first legendary Sliver creature, Sliver Queen, at $250 and recursion engine/nonbasic land Volraths Stronghold at over $80
Upgrade Goals The stock list is already quite good, so we're just going to focus on improving what's already here with minor tweaks: Enhance our main Graveyard theme, both Creature Reanimate and Spellslinger Upgrade our ramp and card draw Add some more graveyard hate LOTR-Only Upgrade If you want to upgrade the deck using only cards from the LOTR set then there's still plenty of sweet additions: the best is Sauron, the Dark Lord which is just an amazing value engine all by itself but has added synergy in our deck since we can use it to set up graveyard stuff
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As youre going through, do you feel like 10 mana rocksmana rocks are too much for your three-cost commander
For those curious about which cards can be opened in the new border Poster serialized treatment like the above Gandalf, here is the list of cards getting the borderless Poster treatment: The One Ring Dawn of a New Age Arwen, Galadriel Queen Gandalf, the White Mount Doom Tom Bombadil Storm of Saruman The Watcher in the Water Shadow of the Enemy Witch-King of Angmar Hew the Entwood Spiteful Banditry Last March of the Ents Radagast the Brown Aragorn the Uniter Saruman of Many Colors Sauron, the Dark Lord Anduril, Flame of the West Glamdring Palantir of Orthanc There is no word on this Gandalf being listed for sale yet, but Lord of the Rings serialized cards continue to fetch quite the penny
Occasionally, the card stock will have a wrinkle-like imperfection in the material, which is then visible on the final card