The extra cost is not what makes Natural Order that much less exciting than Tinker
And it's not hard to see why: not only does it allow you to swing with It That Betrays as soon as it comes into play, it also protects it from eating a well-timed Murder
Draft Night uses the Pick Two format, whereby players select two cards from a pack and pass, eventually having enough cards to build a 40-card deck (with a little help from the 90 included lands)
The same is true if a noncreature permanent with a power and toughness sticker turns into a creature through any other means, but most effects other than crew that turn a noncreature permanent into a creature also state what its base power and toughness will be, and those values will overwrite any power and toughness stickers that were already on that permanent
It can be a nice metagame option if theres a specific 2/1 or 3/1 creature thats problematic
The Ur-Dragon Current Price (via Card Kingdom): $59.99 The Ur-Dragon is t he Dragon Commander