Not just because I learned a few new words, but because I think there is great value in reading something that you actually must *use*, as opposed to just understanding in a vague sense without any real application (ex: reading a novel)
Duelists with well-constructed Decks, dominating monsters, solid strategy and good fortune are the victors in the Yu-Gi-Oh
The full list of previewed cards is: Wood Elves Tom, Bert, and William Tom Bombadil (Commander) Thorin, Mountain King The One Ring (Commander) The Arkenstone Smaug, the Magnificent Sauron the Dark Lord (Commander) Riddles in the Dark My Precious Bilbo, Luckwearer Bilbo, Thief in the Night Arcane Signet (Commander) An Unexpected Party From the cards we've seen so far, the only notable mechanics appear to be an emphasis on treasure and dwarf tokens, while Amass and Adventure both return
Senseis Divining Top Sensei's Divining Top is banned in Modern and Legacy because it creates too much consistent advantage, and is an absolutely miserable experience to play against in high-power competitive games
Check out this pair though