The Planeswalker and Agent Kellan make short work of the group, but their attackers turn into moss and, well, fall apart
It serves the same function in Commander, acting as an excellent inclusion in any deck that plans on playing a lot of creatures
Now to be fair, I actually find companions like Lurrus of the Dream-Den extremely fun in Limited, Cube, and even Commander, but their impact on Constructed formats is one for the history books
With this, the A-series Expansion comes to an end, and the new B-series will take over the game, starting from late October
That leaves Sauron, the Dark Lord as Tales of Middle-earth 's best incarnation of Tolkien's greatest villain
Im not struggling to win games without him, so I have to ask whether its worth it to keep him around