All you have to do is fill this bad boy with as many wheel effects as possible and use some hand disruption, some board wipes, and some other nonsense, and youve got a very specific and annoying control deck
Transgress the Mind (Battle for Zendikar) Thats not where hands go There are two things that bind a lot of these cards to this list, and those tend to be that the cards are hand disruption and that theyre somehow linked to the Eldrazi, which are MTGs answer to Cthulhu
Tide of War Since this is an enchantment, Tide of War has a much better chance of providing value than other coin flip cards
The exclusive art will likely do a lot of heavy lifting in this regard, as will the cards innate scarcity as a promo
In trial games, Draconic Rage, although rather slow in game flow and build-up, held its own well
When Prowl, Stoic Strategist attacks, you can exile another tapped creature or Vehicle