The MTG Lord of the Rings holiday release arrived on November 3, and it's set fire to the price of a few particularly expensive LotR Magic cards
Just paying 4 mana to copy the strongest token around (populate, if you will) is very good, and lots of cards and commanders can give you a token every turn, meaning that this class will draw you a bunch of cards even on your opponents turns
Either of those options can be very effective
And it goes in the deck because it uses counters, so like Tidus in the deck and everything, itll just slot right into the deck
If you've got early artifact mana and your opponent doesn't, chances are you'll win
These are put into their owner's graveyard, and any Equipment attached to the land become unattached and remain on the battlefield