A summer crossover with The Lord of the Rings initially raised eyebrows, but impressed with imaginative card adaptations of its characters (complete with a marketing ploy thats also inspiring the covetous desires that drive its story)
The Monk rates lower on the list because he can be more easily killed by the color he is designed to hose
The uncommon Card not found from the original Ravnica (2005) is perhaps a bit too expensive for what it is for most formats, but again, it is quite good in Commander
This is a ridiculous source of card advantage, and it's indestructible, so your opponent has very few ways to deal with it
I always start my sideboard building in Standard and Modern with four cards that are the best against red aggro
For fans of Final Fantasy 7 , this is a direct reference to the sacrifice Zack Fair makes so that Cloud can stay alive and carry his legacy forward