Although it has different artwork (which is actually part of a larger painting depicting Frodo, Sam, and Gollum battling over the artefact in Mount Doom), it's exactly the same in terms of mechanics so will still kick all kinds of butt in your Magic: The Gathering games
Secret Lair x Monster Hunter: The Hunters Grand Abolisher ($9-$30, 314k decks) Archeomancer (50-$30, 119k) Grim Haruspex ($1-$14, 114k) Imperial Recruiter ($11-$120, 176k) Champion of Lambholt ($2-$12, 200k) Very good selection, and the first premium printing for several of these cards
Is there an enchantment or artifact giving your opponent too much value
That gives this white artifact a much broader appeal since any go-wide deck can leverage the Gnome Soldier, not just those playing artifacts
That said, this card feels like it would fit better as a support card rather than a dedicated food commander, especially since their identity is mono-colored
1 Non-foil showcase or borderless rare or mythic rare card Can be 1 of: 13 Showcase rares (54.2%) 6 Showcase mythic rares (12.5%) 5 Borderless rares (20.8%) 5 Borderless mythic rares (10.4%) Or Kellan, the Fae-Blooded, available in both the borderless and showcase Adventure treatment