March 19: Jeskai Striker (Blue-Red-White) March 20: Mardu Surge (Red-White-Black) March 21: Sultai Arisen (Black-Green-Blue) March 24: Abzan Armor (White-Black-Green) March 25: Temur Roar (Green-Blue-Red) Abzan Armor 0004_MTGTDM_CommBord: Felothar the Steadfast 0001_MTGTDM_CommBord: Betor, Ancestor's Voice Felothar the Steadfast Betor, Ancestor's Voice Protector of the Wastes Reunion of the House Jaws of Defeat Tip the Scales Will of the Abzan Arbor Adherent Canopy Gargantuan Rampart Architect Tree of Redemption Ikra Shidiqi, the Usurper Baldin, Century Herdmaster Expel the Interlopers Indomitable Ancients Rhox Faithmender Shalai, Voice of Plenty Wakestone Gargoyle Wall of Reverence Welcoming Vampire Zetalpa, Primal Dawn Arasta of the Endless Web Assault Formation Hornet Nest Seedborn Muse Sylvan Caryatid Towering Titan Anguished Unmaking Dragonlord Dromoka Faeburrow Elder Shadrix Silverquill Sidar Kondo of Jamuraa Colfenor's Urn Staff of Compleation Weathered Sentinels Canopy Vista Exotic Orchard Fortified Village Isolated Chapel Overgrown Farmland Sungrass Prairie Sunpetal Grove Temple of Malady Temple of Plenty Temple of Silence Twilight Mire Woodland Cemetery Arcane Signet Sol Ring Command Tower Nyx-Fleece Ram Slaughter the Strong Swords to Plowshares Wall of Omens Wingmantle Chaplain Behind the Scenes Blight Pile Feed the Swarm Infernal Grasp Wall of Limbs Arboreal Grazer Axebane Guardian Carven Caryatid Evolving Wilds Jaddi Offshoot Overgrown Battlement Sandsteppe Citadel Tower Defense Wall of Blossoms Wall of Roots Despark Indulging Patrician Crashing Drawbridge Orzhov Signet Selesnya Signet Swiftfoot Boots Walking Bulwark Access Tunnel Bojuka Bog Deceptive Landscape Path of Ancestry Radiant Grove 6 Plains [5m7Y9PpW21ebjCMZA9YVLd] 5 Swamp [5ISEWadIoSQoeR13NUD2nb] 7 Forest [RxS6RjNf6xU95mZil9YrB] Check out all the cards in the Abzan Armor deck over at the Tarkir: Dragonstorm Card Image Gallery (click here to see the deck's tokens)
This isn't the only Lord of the Rings collage in the set: versions of the One Ring, Samwise, Gollum, and Frodo cards combine to form a scene, showing the Ring being cast into Mount Doom
These are much better for player four than player one, and - crucially - they're fetchable, which puts them a step above many other lands
Being able to negate a powerful spell then use its mana to cast something even more powerful next turn is frankly ridiculous
