Credit: Wizards of the Coast Credit: Wizards of the Coast Dion, Bahamut's Dominant / Bahamut, Warden of Light BPhillipYork: For knight decks this is pretty solid mass evasion, and you can turn it into a Dragon and blow something up, so that's solid enough
It also doesn't matter if the opponent you attacked is still in the game
So defeating her splits the crown in half and, with power still coursing through it, clearly it has become even stronger than it was when Ursula first used it
The payoff of this meld pair, doesn't win the game on the spot, and I'd stress that to your Bracket 3 playgroup because while this deck puts together powerful cards, it is not optimized to be unbeatable, and more focused on a huge play with some Golgari death and graveyard interaction molded in
And, just as in the film, she has had to rise above and prove herself
Remember, a card is exerted by turning it on its side