Thats actually pretty clever because players never need special sleeves or deck boxes for different card types
This is slightly rarer than the Scarlet & Violet series, where they were roughly 1 in 90 packs
Flavor-wise, Minas Tirith feels like a dud, and the card doesn't function like a great city at all as the story would suggest.
Field Surgeon Gateway Shade Gaze of Justice Glare of Subdual Grand Architect Grappling Kraken Grove of the Guardian Hair-Strung Koto Hecatomb Heirloom Epic Holdout Settlement Hollow Warrior Honeymoon Hearse Hundred-Talon Strike Hylda of the Icy Crown Impelled Giant Jaspera Sentinel Karplusan Giant Keldon Battlewagon Koskun Falls Kyren Negotiations Lashknife Leyline Dowser Llanowar Behemoth Loam Dryad Lodestone Myr Maro Avatar Master Apothecary Moonsnare Prototype Mothdust Changeling Munda's Vanguard New Blood Nihiloor Opposition Orim's Cure Otharri, Suns' Glory Prismatic Strands Protocol Knight Purple Pentapus Ramosian Rally Redcap Raiders Relic of Legends Revelsong Horn Sage of the Maze Saheeli, Filigree Master Sanctuary Lockdown Saruli Caretaker Scene of the Crime

Briefly, during the HeartGold & SoulSilver card sets of the early 2010s, the Pokmon TCG introduced a small set of variant cards which exclusively featured Legendary Pokmon - their most distinctive aspect being that each 'card' was in fact two regular sized cards, which created a combined artwork when laid edge to edge
Transforming this legendary artifact into Barracks of the Thousand requires taking a turn off attacking, but its a turn well spent for this much token generation