Currently, your deck is really high variability, which is generally considered frustrating in a 60-card format
In addition, these decks often play edict-effect cards like Grave PactGrave Pact, Harvester of SoulsHarvester of Souls, and Pawn of UlamogPawn of Ulamog that create additional effects anytime a creature you control dies
Its perhaps not best-suited to newcomers since it requires keeping tabs on a lot of counters (often different types), but by spending some time planning, you can create Summon creatures and keep them on the board much longer than expected, while also powering up just about everything on your board
Managing to get it out early for its spectacle cost does give you a slightly better chance of attacking without a blocker, but I think this card would be a lot better if it could get out on turn two consistently
While there is something to be said for flexibility and redundancy, The One Ring is resilient enough that simply going all-in on that card feels reasonable
#52 Haze of Rage Haze of Rage is interesting