You know, the usual
This deck has many powerful options for which artifacts or creatures to put onto the battlefield, with Sphinx of the Second Sun being the most synergistic one
There will be five total Magic: The Gathering Secret Lair DnD drops as follows: Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons : An Exhibition of Adventure Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons : Astarions Thirst Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons : Karlachs Rage Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons : Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder I Secret Lair x Dungeons & Dragons : Death is in the Eyes of the Beholder II Notably, the DnD MTG drops feature a number of characters from Baldurs Gate 3, including the vampire rogue Astarion and the Tiefling Barbarian Karlach
What's Included In The Illumineer's Trove For Ursula's Return How Ursula's Return Trove Compares To Previous Releases The Illumineer's Trove for Ursula's Return comes in its usual premium box, something extremely useful for storing cards that I've grown quite fond of as more and more of these Troves release, primarily due to how nice all that artwork looks
Ideally, you want to fill your deck with cards that take advantage of this, cards like Zendikars Roil and Scute Swarm, and then just make sure you can keep drawing and playing land cards until you eventually overrun the board with obnoxiously strong beasts that can trample through your enemies
The card has also just cemented its place into the hearts and legacy of MTG players that much that of course I would have to talk about it