There's a couple of issues at play here - the cards are obviously not in packs at this point, and while the rarity makes it pretty easy to compose boosters of 11 commons, 3 uncommons, and 1 rare/mythic, the cards are not sorted per set -- are there any considerations to be made regarding to mixing sets
This is just simple, versatile removal with a minor downside
The nine different printings of the Nazgul are fast establishing themselves as some of the most expensive MTG cards in the Lord of the Rings set, behind only the powerful, standout cards: Orcish Bowmasters and The One Ring
Brainstorm Nothing screams Legacy more than Brainstorm (okay, now theres Orcish Bowmasters to punish it but still)
Narset, Enlightened Exile For anyone who loves spell slinging shenanigans and combat tricks, Narset, Enlightened Exile is an absolute powerhouse
To reach the optimized Level 8 threshold, the deck would need 0-mana fast mana (Mana Crypt) and 1-2 mana black tutors to increase combo assembly speed to Turn 4-5