now, weve got Lord of the Nazgl, the Witch-king of Angmar, the Witch-king, Bringer of Ruin, Ringwraiths, and, of course, the nine Nazgl
The artists are also given a specific mood for the card
You don't need to filter and dig for lands when you just get another one effectively free and so these are fantastic in those two land hands
Exile creatures you control with good abilities or to save them from removal spells, then get them all back in one go
This means new copies of cards from older sets arent getting put into circulation, which makes them harder to find, especially in good condition, which raises the price
To examine this, let's take a look at a similar spell: Little Man Down Sorcery Target player reveals his or her hand and discards the non-land card in their hand with the lowest converted mana cost