It's a win con, and like Keiga, it was a huge rattlesnake that no one wanted to trade, and it's amazing in 40 life formats like Commander and bonkers in 20 life ones like Five Color
Oh, if only all of this came from a well-thought set all around
Only Ugins Binding could be considered part of all three of these categories, however the mass bounce effect actually depends on the speed of the 7+ mana colorless spell you cast
The Folly of Sauron On the whole, I think Tales of Middle-earth nailed almost any design goals WotC could have had for it
This regal looking reptile is a fairly splashable creature that can go in many kinds of decks but really wants you to be all in on the land matters strategy, especially if you want more of them in your graveyard like Soul of Windgrace or the Gitrog Monster
The Gravelighter is Kamigawas grim reaper, appearing only to those whose lives are ending, welcoming them to their fate. Gain energy from death, or cause it