Tales of Middle-earth Brings Back Amass for Flavor & Gameplay Convenience The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-Earth could have used more conventional creature token strategies for go-wide decks, but WotC opted for the Amass mechanic because it appeals to both LotR lore and gameplay convenience
You don't choose a target for Shire Shirriff's last ability at the time it triggers
It also incentivizes playing Equipment with high equip costs since Equipment played from Galea's effect doesn't need to be equipped
Starving Revenant or Coati Scavenger, on the other hand, have When and Whenever right there
Just as MV, this lets you choose if you want the search to be equal, higher, or lower than the searched number
Unlike many of the other green tutor spells, Natural Order will only ever cost four mana and a cheeky sacrifice