While theres quite a bit of overlap between payoffs for all these mechanics and they work well together, Im looking at a specific part of the strategy
It becomes a face-down creature spell, meaning its a colorless 2/2 with no name or creature types
Five mana looks expensive until you +1 , draw a card, and untap two lands , which effectively makes him a three-mana play
Lorwyn Eclipsed will keep this focus on creature types, much to players' delight, as tribal strategies are popular in every MTG format
Unlike the other Aragorns, this one does not have any evergreen abilities such as vigilance or any triggered abilities to gain those evergreen effects
Whenever a nontoken creature you control enters, if you didn't cast it from your hand, it gains haste until your next turn