Its Heavy Splash attack is pretty expensive, costing 4 Energy total (2 Water, 2 Colorless), and hits for 120 damage, which is ok
Lorcanas use of storytelling, memory, place, and transformation may feel broadly relatable, but it should not be presented as borrowing sacred Indigenous meanings without clear evidence
This is exactly what makes MTG colorless cards like this one so valuable for Commander players
Sometimes a strategy that leans on common and uncommon synergy gets better because the bots tend to draft cards at rares and mythic rarity, or the highest rated cards that dont rely on synergies
It goes especially well with cards like Scapeshift and Famished Worldsire that sacrifice all your lands at once
Into the Inklands had 18 Enchanted numbered from 205 to 222 so it looks like that could be the same case for Ursulas Return