mtg lotr nazgul cards Even More Custom : r/lotrlcg Lord of the Nazgul |

Tales of Middle-earth makes a pretty big exception here

Discarding means taking a card currently in your hand and putting it into your graveyard

It can be an 8/8 trampler for 5 mana or a 4/4 trampler and give some counters out, or what have you

Not bad, but how do we choose which one we want to cast

#41 VampDemigod and I_Want_To_PlayAllTheDecks when I ask you to stop posting things that are off-topic in a competitive discussion thread, that doesn't mean switch to shitposting about the cards we are discussing

While it doesnt have the same explosive potential, just getting a card back when it deals combat damage to a player or planeswalker means that this card is stronger in the late game