Now, I am going to put up my hands, and admit that I initially did not think The One Ring will be such a powerful card
The saving grace for all these cards is that they can always be cast for 1 mana to secure your next land drop, making them great early on without being embarrassing later
HORN OF THE MARK Horn of the Mark has been fantastic for me in every deck Ive played it in
Since there are fewer common cards than uncommon cards (weird right?), Wizards designs the commons carefully to ensure there are fewer dead cards for your draft experience
Oftentimes, it ends up being a necessity: a competitive Legacy or Vintage Tribal deck, for example, is running that tribe for a very specific reason, most likely to support a specific combo
If youre willing to exert four items, you can bring him out for free