Activate only as a sorcery," and "[Cost]: Unattach this permanent
Like U/G, going this route essentially sets you up to play generic good stuff control, so avoid playing the risky madness/delirium cards and prioritize bombs, removal and value like Said // Done that will help grind opponents into dust
You know you'll get it out on turn 3-4 and you just need to hit a way to mill or search for something to put in your yard early, and then you can move into midgame with a big threat on the table, and the ability to get it back without jacking up your commander tax repeatedly
Lord of the Rings was a perfect fit for a game already so influenced by the godfather of fantasy stories, and the team took an opportunity to add their own twists to the look by not replicating pre-established representations of characters like Aragon and Arwen
The war may be the same, but the battlefield is always new with Commanders Inquisitor Greyfax and Marneus Calgar
