Enter Ursula, Deceiver, a new version of Ariels nemesis that provides a fairly-statted body alongside a Song-specific discard effect that can completely derail some decks, particularly those that rely on key songs like A Whole New World
While its one of the most difficult to play, its also the most rewarding
Theres a couple of commanders noted here, namely Prosper, Tome-Bound, or Kalain, Reclusive Painter
While it doesnt have the enduring popularity or appeal of these two franchise-carrying Dragons, it was still the iconic Dragon from the first set of Magic, and its entirely possible that it laid the foundations for Dragons in TCGs to be popular and powerful and desirable
Its crafted from durable, water-resistant leather and lined with soft microfiber, keeping every card in pristine condition during travel or long-term storage
This allows the deck to support Thought-Knot Seer, Greenwarden of Murasa, and Dragonlord Atarka, each of which are outstanding with Eldrazi Displacer or Eerie Interlude