So, unlike most commanders, you don't necessarily want to cast Vanille as soon as possible, and instead play other cards that can help you find Fang lurking somewhere in the 99 of your deck
Reflecting this, when the flip card transforms into its dragon form, it unlocks the ability Burning Chains, which means you win the game when your chosen rival loses it
Were looking at eight cards in the $2-$5 range, two on the low end of the $5-$10 range, and three $10+ reprints
The deck reminds me a bit of the 7 Dwarfs deck released for Chapter 2 that a number of players kept playing and improving a lot before set 3 released
Every time we have a land that taps for any mana we have an advantage, but the reason this card is so good is that if your opponent has even better land than you, or has a Gaea's cradle than BOOM
Makes sense for a Black card