Going wide works well for some decks, but for LotR: Tales of Middle-Earth , the Amass effect is more fitting
With the power of your inkcaster, the image rises off the page
Molten-Core Maestro I am thinking this combined with something like Season of Loss or Season of Weaving
With 670+ cards in the pool, it would be hard for any fan to pick out a few favorites, but some do stand out for their distinct monster designs, expert use of colors, and attention to detail in the backgrounds
It is also possible to borrow cards from other investigators to create unique settings and see linked effects
Precon decks often have overpowered commanders to smooth over the jank often found in the 99 and this precon is no exception: Cloud, Ex-SOLDIER is incredible leading the stock list, immediately getting tremendous value the moment you cast him, providing card + mana advantage while beating face