There's no doubt that a few of these categories dig a little too deep to find the silver lining, but the main takeaway I wanted when it came to Tempt with MayhemTempt with Mayhem was that in an average turn at an average table, you could probably find targets that would be beneficial to you and that opponents would be likely to at least consider copying
Hearing a loud tut, you turn to see an elderly woman with stunning silver hair braided into a crown that wraps around her head multiple times
This synergy of relentless offense and well-timed control makes the deck not only competitive but also incredibly fun to play, just like some of the best Yu-Gi-Oh decks out there
Finally, I should point out that this is a perfect example of how decks in Tales of Middle-earth should definitely be looking to splash: both the UW and RW decks will be significantly improved by adding a couple of key uncommons from the third color. In particular, I think adding an aggressive Humans payoff like Erkenbrand can do wonders for the UW deck, but I wouldnt say no to extra flyers in RW either
The Earth Crystal Limited The Earth Crystal has its faults, but less of a fail-case
The Ur-Dragon When Wizards announced Due to its continued popularity in the six years since its original printing, The Ur-Dragon will be back towards the $50 mark by this time next year
