Lord Of The Rings: Tales Of Middle-earth introduces a lot of powerful cards that various Pauper decks can use both as counters to other decks or as a way to boost their own power levels
The reason is because it so much easier to sell the non-foil promo cards, so most players are aiming to earn 18-20 tickets, and even if you earned 20 on Day 1, getting another 70 is a tall feat, unless you have a way of combining tickets with friends/teammates
Either way, it's a top-tier format staple that players want to get their hands on
Feed the Swarm Its always important to find ways to stop or remove noncreature permanents during deckbuilding
This may seem much worse, but remember that you start with 40 life
Magic: The Gathering - Final Fantasy for MTG Arena will be available for Arena pre-order on May 10, with the physical cards (and decks) having a global in-store pre-release on June 6