And you can do each or all of them as you need
It can be devastating depending on the target you choose, be it Phyrexian Obliterator or Screaming Nemesis
Now kill anything you wish
Light-Paws, Emperor's Voice A good aura Light-Paws, Emperor's Voice is a two-mana White 2/2 that reads: "Whenever an Aura enters the battlefield under your control, if you cast it, you may search your library for an Aura card with mana value less than or equal to that Aura and with a different name than each Aura you control, put that card onto the battlefield attached to Light-Paws, Emperors Voice, then shuffle." This is undoubtedly going to be an almighty card in Commander but, given how potent the ability is, we wouldnt be surprised to see this at the forefront of an aggressive aura deck in other popular MTG formats too
Upgrading: There really aren't any Defender Tribal cards left outside of my sample budget list except for Shield Sphere, which is great but certainly not worth the current $10 USD price
Or your deck could make interesting use of the exile mechanic to remove and return creatures to play for bonuses such as creating flying creature tokens like the Phantom Premonition deck does