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Do it again, WotC, and with feeling this time. More Renegade Ralliers, fewer Night Market Aeronauts.

Honestly, if you want a dragon in Blue... Dragon Turtle :p

Honestly, I think it's pretty alright in a low-power cube. It wouldn't be my first choice, but it's a cantrip that you can play as a 3/3 flyer from your graveyard.

I personally prefer Beanstalk Giant, since it's an AND instead of an OR, and because it ensures that topdeck'd lands and ramp aren't as useless as they'd normally be.

This lady was surprisingly powerful during the NEO prerelease: Sunblade Samurai

Don't forget the Krosan Tusker sidegrades! Greater Tanuki Shefet Monitor

Yavimaya Dryad The combination of tutoring out a land and landwalk creates a surprisingly neat little package.

That'd be sweet, but I think you're going to have to custom that one. WotC seems pretty opposed to giving White easy ways to fill the graveyard.

If you're dead-set on only running one, I'd go for the Channeler specifically because it's a looter/tarmogoyf. It feels like it fits into more decks than the Arcanist does, at least to me.

All this argument is making me think of is

Underworld Breach actually wouldn't function properly if it were a Sorcery, since it relies on giving stuff in your yard Escape. If it were a Sorcery, making it so that any subsequent cards put into your graveyard also had Escape would involve quite a bit of jank.

Just to make everything more complicated, remember that this was the first-ever enchantment creature: Lucent Liminid

Sadly it looks like their policy is to never reuse frames.

I'm definitely not a fan of how the border "fades out" on extended art cards. I feel like the Japanese mystical archives had the right idea about how to handle it:

You know, it amuses me greatly that Darksteel Relic is still a useful card purely on the strength of costing 0 mana. Like, it's not a strong card, but it can be useful... just ask Ensoul Artifact or Phylactery Lich. EDIT: I mean, that is the real reason why Planeswalkers immediately leave the...

"This design does not currently exist" is wholly irrelevant when you're talking about whether or not a design can exist, is the thing. I agree that that enchantment existing is pretty unlikely, though. I think the issue with making enchantment creatures "feel like enchantments" is that, now...

I mean, it technically is a card-draw engine in a creature-heavy deck.

I mean, the card you want there is Urban Burgeoning it'll eventually be good in some format i swear

As of the latest Commander decks, faster formats can also get in on the fun: Drumbellower

You're right — I miscounted.