A 3/3 needing to attack every turn to be effective can be problematic, but with three colors at our disposal, there's lot we can do to make him safer
Among the familiar scenes included in the set are Bilbo's Birthday Party, the destruction of Isengard, the battle at Helms Deep and the sets biggest scene, the Battle of the Pelennor Fields that forms the climax of The Return of the King
It is also powerful simply as a tutor
Changing the as-fan of rarities (that is, the count of each rarity of card you'd expect to see when you open a booster), introducing more variance in slots, adding in more "outside" cards, all impact how the set plays and thus requires us to change how we build the set
then, it can get set up early while not necessarily needing an optimal hand
This deck is excellent at providing cards to play on turns 2, 3, 4, and 5, as that's where the bulk of the deck sits