Even with things like Myr Enforcer in the deck this is still great in most matchups if you can reliably play it
Both are great programs for a great game, but each provides an incredibly different Magic: The Gathering experience, each with different strengths and appeals
The One Ring provides a turn cycle of respite from most threats with trailing card draw balanced against life loss you can easily stomach given all of your food tokens
that is, I first pick Stoneforge, then never see a decent equipment card
Historians Boon The enchantment payoff on Historian's Boon isn't as pronounced as something like Sigil of the Empty Throne, but you're really here for the saga text
2 Sneak There are quite a few ways to get your big, expensive creatures into play through sneaky ways, though not all of them are legal in their respective formats