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The Brothers' War has brought Urza, Chief Lord Artificer as the perfect Commander for this deck centered around artifact creatures

Kavaron Harrier (Uncommon) Acts like a mobilize engine by turn three

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I absolutely loved the complexity in that card there were so many things going on with it that competitive players had multiple directions in which they could build a deck

This makes it great in aggressive decks, which will never seek to cast Leyline, but rather keep mulliganing until they have one in their opening hand (or else scoop)