In Tales of Middle-earth and other gameplay contexts, the new Legolas can have a huge payoff -- but only if he's given the right ammunition for the job
The card's design is pushing Izzet colors if you want a Room-centric deck (at least for now), which is instantly a departure from the usual instant/sorcery focus we're accustomed to seeing
It's also not equipped for an aggro playstyle, since most of its characters have only one or zero lore value, so it's not going to be able to sneak under the more action-focused control decks either
That sort of material is well beyond the scope of this article, but if you want to draft a lot, I highly recommend reading Limited Information on this very site every week and delving into some of the advanced reading at the end of this article
Organized Deck & Sideboard Storage Keeps MTG Standard decks tournament-ready
SwirlySnake17 on Braylen, The Horde Engine 5 months ago Khalni Garden Alliance of Arms (more later) DreadKhan on 1 year ago I don't especially like Lingering Souls or Spectral Procession because they are a low ceiling card (even in a perfect hand it's not great), if you're ahead already it does next to nothing IMHO