This card feels like an excellent finisher for mono-green decks because it can come down early, survive certain types of targeted removal and board wipes, and then buff up your entire team to a game-ending threat for five mana
Potentially, we could see the price of Animar dip when TMNT MTG spoilers are officially revealed, but thats not guaranteed
But, when I look at the most played staples of each color, I see at the bottom how many decks that staple is out of: Black: 165,750 White: 149,960 Green: 153,422 Red: 147,932 Blue: 165, 741 Assuming these are correct, you can see that both White and Red aren't really played as much as Blue or Black
Without further ado, here are the top 10 MTG best Lord of the Rings cards
That was made eminently clear when I drafted Return to Ravnica with an old friend of mine who hadnt played Magic in a long time