Well, with The Hosts of Mordor precon now in stores, we can literally play as THE villain because what evil from myth or media has done more to define our idea of a Dark Lord TM than the eponymous Lord of the Rings : Sauron
The three-cost rare sorcery will draw two and waterbends six
Giving your opponent a card to make them attack somebody is too great a disadvantage, even if you get some mana
What to Change Out: 2 Courageous Goblin 1 Bulk Up 2 Felling Blow 2 Axgard Cavalry 2 Giant Cindermaw 2 Skyraker Giant 2 Mild-Mannered Librarian 2 Eager Trufflesnout In: 1 Halana and Alena, Partners R 1 Ashroot Animist R 2 Ruby, Daring Tracker U 1 Nessian Hornbeetle U 1 Garruk's Uprising U 1 Llanowar Elves C 3 Tiger-Dillo U 3 Outcaster Trailblazer R 2 Cactusfolk Sureshot U Total wildcards needed : 0 Mythic Rare, 5 Rare, 9 Uncommon, 1 Common
Here is a guide to show you where to find the rarities and what each one means
8 Jin-Gitaxis, Core Augur Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur is a notorious Phyrexian creature who gives its controller an overwhelming advantage with cards and spells