The dragons in question are: Lorehold, the Historian Witherbloom, the Balancer Prismari, the Inspiration Silverquill, the Disputant Quandrix, the Proof Prismari and Witherbloom are the standouts while Lorehold and Silverquill lag behind, and Quandrix exists somewhere between the two
Pros 100% flexibility designing graphics for our cards A lot of templates and resources already available on Internet Accessible to an extensive public Cons Handle tons of different types of cards with these tools would result in chaos There is no support for making massive changes easily For more professional results it might need deep learning of the tool In short, these tools are designed for developing graphics, not for card games creation Conclusion An easier and more accesible card game software If you read the spoiler above you probably know the answer
Fly has an amusing animation, and on its own is a neat movement skill that lets you completely bypass height and any obstacles in the way, the latter of which the aformentioned Ignore Height can't do
Again, this card feels like a really strong sideboard win-con for matchups where you can pave a way for one copy to do enough damage that it will either end your opponent on the spot, or make it so they'll eventually deck out