I painted a bunch of simple Krosan Grovers with the kids' picture book "There's a Monster at the End of this Book" as the inspiration, but I did one with a fancy background and a Super Grover for the artwork
The most detrimental aspect of a dragons playability is the fact that although very powerful, they usually cost 5-7 mana, and those expensive spells tend to see more EDH or sideboard play than as main deck Constructed inclusions
It also means it can be tutored with a card youll meet later on this list
Blue will bring the ability to draw enough cards to keep going and return annoying permanents to your opponents hands, black brings with it graveyard tutors and the ability to return permanents from your graveyard to the battlefield and green gives us removal pieces to deal with some common graveyard hate effects, plus some of the heaviest hitters in the format that are worth reanimating
Most of those come with bonus value right away or don't have to work very hard to get it
Removal, returning cards from your discard pile and ramping your ink to help you play more expensive characters sooner are all massively helpful, but in Lorcana theyre spread out across the multiple ink colours