With plenty of awesome Modern and Commander playable cards, Tales of Middle-earth certainly has a lot to enjoy
The $226,000 that Logic spent on this is the largest amount spent on the card, according to Cardhops
"Only 4,000 to 10,000 cards were produced, most of which were played with and are now dogeared - so to find one in mint condition like this one, which has a grading of 9 (out of 10), makes it all the rarer." The auctioneers said a full set of Jungle first-edition cards - released in 1999 with a price tag of 200 - would also be up for auction with a guide price of between 15,000 and 20,000
Recent powerful unearth cards like Priest of Fell Rites and Cityscape Leveler demonstrate that its weakness is its strength
Ive long advocated for Remorseful Cleric in Equipment decks as an evasive beater, but with cards like the impressive Cemetery cycle from Crimson Vow, the shuffle-Fog Blessed Respite, and even Honored Heirloom a three-mana rock I think is more than playable theres plenty of ways to keep on top of opponents second hands. So, where do graveyards fit in the hierarchy of interaction
