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Summary Tolkien's high-fantasy world compliments Magic's universe seamlessly, capturing the essence of Middle-earth effortlessly

( Unstable had the card Old-Fashioned Vampire that had a bonus if it was dark out.) When I got my hands on the card, I thought it would be cool to make this the white-black card in the enemy legendary creature cycle and have the black activated ability be the one that cared about night, as black is the color of darkness

Any other non-Human creatures that enter the battlefield at the same time as Grumgully won't get a +1/+1 counter

The best part of them though, is that your Creature spells cost one generic mana less to cast for each point of life your opponents have lost this turn