Gorm the Great // Virtus the Veiled Both Gorm the Great and Virtus the Veiled actually seem undercosted for what they do, but then again previous incarnations don't see much play so this looks more of an attempt to push for a "fair" cost for these effects
They deal with problematic creatures or disrupt an opponent's strategy
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A further explanation for not banning the troublesome duo from the Lord of the Rings MTG set is that "Not many games are quickly decided by a runaway from either The One Ring or Orcish Bowmasters, allowing players to play longer interactive games with plenty of back-and-forth." As for the unbannings, Preordain, a card banned since 2011, is back in Modern, and Mind's Desire, which was swiftly banned in 2003, is back in Legacy