At the beginning of your end step, each opponent may sacrifice a nontoken creature of their choice
This all culminates in an ending where Yuna's whistling to try and desperately reach out to a Tidus who's not there, which in turn results in a post-credits scene where, well, play the game for yourself
Its definitely worth adding a card to your inkwell for the first five turns, but you dont have to keep doing that forever
LotR a fan-favorite story with strong fantasy elements that mesh well together with MTG , so Tales of Middle-Earth 's strongest and most flavorful cards are simply more of a good thing
Now imagine that same card, but it was easier to cast, and it also came attached to a 2/4 body
The payoff is more consistent access to the aforementioned Scion of Darkness, and that seems like a sweet package to me