3 Wish 4 Pyretic Ritual 4 Manamorphose 4 Ruby Medallion 4 Runaway Steam-Kin 2 Spirebluff Canal 4 Strike It Rich 4 Reckless Impulse 4 Wrenn's Resolve 4 Ral, Monsoon Mage 4 Riverpyre Verge 1 Gamble 4 Jeska's Will 4 Riverglide Pathway 1 Past in Flames 1 Echo of Eons 1 Storm of Memories 7 Mountain 1 Tormod's Crypt 1 Untimely Malfunction 1 Tendrils of Agony 1 Past in Flames 1 Grapeshot 1 Meltdown 1 Echo of Eons 1 Galvanic Relay 1 Brotherhood's End 1 Into the Flood Maw 1 Underworld Breach 1 Storm of Memories 1 Raphael's Technique 1 Flashback 1 Expropriate Alongside Ruby Storm , a few decks round out the most popular strategies, including Boros Auras, Jund, Dimir Tempo, and Izzet Phoenix
The quirky part of this creature is the combat damage trigger, which not only applies to itself, but also the creature it copied
Although we have yet to see any cards with the defender ability from Dragonstorm, its often added to wall-type creatures who have some amount of toughness but zero power, making them pesky blockers but hardly win conditions
Scroll of Isildur This seems like a solid early drop for blue decks to grind out some value to bridge into the mid-game
Let's look a little deeper
It might only affect the power of our commander and not benefit his toughness, but cards that say "for each" on them can get out of hand fast