Wizards of the Coast provided this quote to Kotaku about the fresh artistic interpretations of Middle-earth: Diversity: The Lord of the Rings is about the different peoples of Middle-earth coming together to fight Sauron, finding strength in their diversity
Karlach, Fury of Avernus (65k, prerelease foil $37) City on Fire (72k, FEA $7) Stranglehold (12k, Judge foil $8) Thrill of Possibility (228k, Mystical Archive 50) Dolmen Gate (38k, Lorwyn pack foil $120) City on Fire feels like it should have gotten there, but Karlach being in so many decks is a testament to the awesome ability to gain a second combat, with first strike added, for no cost beyond her own
Its hybrid identity as both a midrange deck and a combo deck allows it to attack from multiple angles that make it difficult for many decks to defend from
You get the enchantment + Ghostly Prison for pillow fort decks, a good-sized vigilance creature for defense, and a creature that can attack alone and get rewards for samurai decks
One of the most famous creatures with MTG Shroud in MTG lore is the Elder Dragon Palladia-Mors