The chosen card must be Standard-legal, even if you're playing a different format
Whenever your outlaws deal combat damage to a player, you create a treasure token
The Hosts of Mordor Decklist Commander (1) Creatures (27) Goblin Dark-Dwellers Inferno Titan Knollspine Dragon Scourge of the Throne Siege-Gang Commander Treasure Nabber Hostage Taker Notion Thief Merciless Executioner Anger Goblin Cratermaker Guttersnipe Saruman, the White Hand Corsairs of Umbar Monstrosity of the Lake Shelob, Dread Weaver Cavern-Hoard Dragon Orcish Siegemaster Rampaging War Mammoth The Balrog of Moria Grma, Saruman's Footman Lord of the Nazgl Moria Scavenger Troll of Khazad-dm Voracious Fell Beast Grishnkh, Brash Instigator The Mouth of Sauron Instants (6) Arcane Denial Consider Fact or Fiction Forbidden Alchemy Thrill of Possibility Bitter Downfall Sorceries (16) Decree of Pain Languish Living Death Reanimate Blasphemous Act Boon of the Wish-Giver Deep Analysis Feed the Swarm Faithless Looting Extract from Darkness Subjugate the Hobbits Wake the Dragon Lidless Gaze Summons of Saruman Too Greedily, Too Deep Treason of Isengard Enchantments (4) Revenge of Ravens Shiny Impetus In the Darkness Bind Them Fiery Inscription Artifacts (8) Arcane Signet Basalt Monolith Commander's Sphere Everflowing Chalice Mind Stone Sol Ring Worn Powerstone Relic of Sauron Lands (38) Choked Estuary Desolate Lighthouse Dragonskull Summit Drowned Catacomb Foreboding Ruins Frostboil Snarl Smoldering Marsh Sulfur Falls Sulfurous Springs Sunken Hollow Underground River Command Tower Crumbling Necropolis Evolving Wilds Field of Ruin Path of Ancestry Rogue's Passage Terramorphic Expanse The Black Gate Island x6 Swamp x6 Mountain x7 Commander, Theme, and Strategy The Hosts of Mordors commander, Sauron, Lord of the Rings, lines out its two main strategies pretty well: reanimation and amass orcs
Essentially, every year Wizards of the Coast gathered its star pro Magic players and set them loose in a round-robin where everyone plays each other styled tournament
Black decks get unconditional creature removal like this, which is the envy of other colors, but Damn goes a step beyond that
