Theyre most commonly used for casual play, playtesting, and formats like Commander or Cubeespecially when you want to try a deck before buying expensive cards (or when youd rather not shuffle your rent payment)
With abilities that often surpass standard elemental weaknesses, Dragon-Types can dominate a varied lineup of opponents, establishing themselves as intimidating opponents and versatile players in any game scenario
This includes most creatures with decent stats, serviceable removal spells, and strong combat tricks
Though they're not as stylish as something you'd run a deck in, they get the job done for the bulk of your collection, and with 1000 of them available for just over ten dollars, you'll never be short of a quick and simple sleeve when you need it most
Ive played them less frequently lately, but between bouncing Plains to get Emeria Shepherd triggers, resetting Treasure Map, and recovering these lands later to cast as spells
Its perfect for typal strategies