Over the years, they have received so much support that playing a non-Archetype deck with just Dragon Type Monsters is a viable, even meta, strategy
You can keep doing this until you have a large board and then you copy a powerful finisher like Craterhoof Behemoth
Though its design focuses on the Commander format and will have a quartet of preconstructed decks to that end, it will still be available in all the various booster packs, prerelease kits and other packaging Wizards of the Coast uses for its main releases
Its uses extend beyond one or two archetypes, it is versatile enough to be considered for basically any deck with blue and red in it, in which the only reason it will not make the cut will be for colour issues alone
The main problem is that most Dragon decks are already full to the brim with excellent cards, so it'd be hard to justify cutting cards to make room for this one since it's a lot more situational than Dragons' usual fare
Static abilities of objects remain unaffected, and activated and triggered abilities of objects may be activated or may trigger again later in the turn
