Wizards had high hopes that Lord of the Rings would outsell its normal sets - which were vindicated when it became the second best-selling set up to that point
Voltron and aggro strategies are cute but quick combos reign supreme, and neither deck really fits the bill
Whenever Blightwing Whelp deals combat damage to a player, seek a card with mana value equal to the number of poison counters that player has
You get a point for each battlefield you take, and then at the start of your turn gain one for each battlefield you're holding
(Because these silly sets are never forecasted to be very profitable, theres no hurry to bring them out quick.) I saw this set as an opportunity for Magic to poke fun at itself and dip its toe into some humor that normal Magic sets just couldn't do, Rosewater said in a post about Unstable
While Elesh Norn doesnt technically have an enters the battlefield trigger, make no mistake about it, the card does a lot immediately, even if you dont have mana to follow it up with another spell
