The partition of the storybook in the rules textbox is perfect for adventures, not so much for normal cards
Magic: The Gathering has held several crossovers with multiple franchises thanks to Universes Beyond, but none seem to capture the flavor of the setting as easily as Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth
4 Mindslaver Lets Players Control Each Other It's fairly common for MTG cards, primarily blue ones, to allow players to take control of each other's permanents or get cards from each other's graveyards and put them onto the battlefield under their control
Then it'll later equip for an okay two
You flash Thunderbolts Conspiracy during a combat step, and each villain you control returns with a vengeance
Paladin Elizabeth Taggerdy looks like a more casual version of Winota, Joiner of Forces, which is quite welcome