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As a Dragon itself, it fits naturally into spell-heavy builds that generate constant card advantage while pressuring life totals at the same time
#7 Cant Hold it Back Anymore (Enchanted) Whispers in the Well is such a gorgeous and intruging set that it can release what feels like an instant classic artwork like Cant Hold it Back Anymore and still see it end up only towards the bottom of the top ten
Brewing UR Improvise I started in blue-red because they're the colors I like to play, and the most appealing improvise cards were blue or red (barring Herald of Anguish, but more on him later)
That can be useful in some political situations in multiplayer formats if youre wanting to protect an allys stuff, or even to prevent your opponents from targeting their own stuff
Goblin This troublemaker from Commander 2016 is a great piece by Wayne Reynolds
