This critique of course comes with a big asterisk because weve only played with starter decks, which are traditionally meant to help you understand the basics and dont reflect what a competitive constructed deck can do
As an agent of absolute chaos, it turns any round into a crap shoot, destroying artifacts, lands, or hands in the process
It's really just such a shame that they don't actually have any kind of mechanical or lore-related synergy or theme running along each other
Even against decks that are full of creatures you get far more from Chamber than they could hope for
(As a long-time Spidey fan, Im ready to burn my hard-earned money on this, but only if it gives me the same feeling of stepping into a world I already love that the other two successful sets achieved.) The Lord of the Rings is the labor of a single man, and Tolkiens fingerprints are clearly visible in every page, scene, and character
Note that not targeting means this gets around effects like Leyline of Sanctity