It's great in flicker or blink decks where you can reset it and keep the vengeance going
But that ability to go under the radar - true to the deck's name - will only help your win rate
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Shortly after this card was previewed, it dawned on most Modern players that this One Ring to Rule them All would become One Ring to Rule Modern for several reasons: 1) almost any deck can play it and/or wants to play it, 2) its ETB ability single-handedly shifts the state of the game, 3) it provides massive card advantage, 4) it's abusable
In AFR s classic rulebook frame showcase art, the cards evoke a sense of Monster-Manual-familiarity on the D&D side while inspiring a sense of adventurous exploration on the MTG side
So why does television do it