Living Lore's power and toughness are each equal to the exiled card's converted mana cost
Fans of Tolkien's work will likely enjoy the flavor of this ability's activation cost and the fact that it leaves two creatures behind
There are a lot of MTG cards based on swords, but it's taken Wizards of the Coast's new Assassin's Creed set to bring the most famous sword of all time to the tabletop: that's right, Excalibur is a real Magic card now, and it's a hilariously expensive, hard-hitting artifact
Which commander you pick to lead your army depends on you: what colours do you want to play, which strategy do you prefer, and how cruel to your opponent do you want to be
This one serves the same purposes, and is especially scary being also a better Disciple of the Vault and another redundant aristocrat drainer
The WOTC -era cards are nearly identical (except the 25th Anniversary logo of course), except they removed Wizards from the copyright notice