Ultima, Origin of Oblivion Rating: 4/10 Five mana for a 4/4 flying creature that any deck can play sounds perfectly reasonable, but Ultima, Origin of Oblivions other abilities dont seem all that good in Limited
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Support Codsworth, Handy Helper Puresteel Paladin Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist Stoneforge Mystic Halvar, God of Battle Pearl-Ear, Imperial Advisor Envoy of the Ancestors Loyal Inventor Stonehewer Giant Attackers Alela, Artful Provocateur Balan, Wandering Knight Kappa Cannoneer Support/attacker hybrids Armored Skyhunter Basim Ibn Ashaq Baleful Strix Ledger Shredder Raffine, Scheming Seer Starnheim Courser Danitha Capashen, Paragon Danitha, Benalias Hope Zur the Enchanter Equippable Creatures Batterskull Cloudsteel Kirin Razorfield Ripper Nettlecyst Glyph Elemental Eidolon of Countless Battles Power Boosts Arna Kennerd, Skycaptain thrives by powering up your Creatures, turning them into high-damage, well-protected, hard-to-block threats by creating additional copies of Equipment, Auras, and +1/+1 counters
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In this scenario you can fetch a forest for your splash color, but also have access to fetching a mountain or island in your primary colors so you do not fail-to-find if you naturally draw the splashed land
Update June 20, 12:20pm CT : All MTG Lord of the Ring card prices were updated for the digital launch on June 20