More Adventures in Middle-earth™ continued Secret Lair’s celebration of The Lord of the Rings with artwork taken directly from Ralph Bakshi’s influential 1978 animated film. The drop brought Bakshi’s distinctive animation style into Magic, giving the cards a strong sense of vintage fantasy nostalgia. For collectors, its use of artwork from a landmark adaptation made it a particularly distinctive Middle-earth release.
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Secret Lair Cards
Gandalf, Friend of the Shire
Flash
You may cast sorcery spells as though they had flash.
Whenever the Ring tempts you, if you chose a creature other than Gandalf as your Ring-bearer, draw a card.
Given the rarity and limited information on some bonus cards, this may not be a complete list of all potential bonus cards available in this Secret Lair.
Gríma Wormtongue
Your opponents can't gain life.
{T}, Sacrifice another creature: Target player loses 1 life. If the sacrificed creature was legendary, amass Orcs 2.
