This makes for a highly flavorful set where every card and every illustration means something, though some cards in Tales of Middle-earth captured the story more clearly and concisely than others
This usually meant that players would add Dragon Buster Destruction Sword to their hand and equip it to a monster they control so that the opponent could not summon monsters from the extra deck, making it a strong lock that many strategies had an incredibly difficult time dealing with throughout a match
So, Ill make the shot call here: well have a preconstructed werewolf Commander deck within the next two years
Johann, Apprentice Sorcerer Excuse the oxymoron, but its rare to see these at uncommon
This card can only be Special Summoned by offering "Sanga of Thunder", "Kazejin", and "Suijin" on your side of the field as a Tribute
Letting players trade down higher rarity cards for lower rarity cards might smooth things out too