The Ring tempts you is the hallmark mechanic of the set, so while it's cool to get to build around it, the likelihood of this mechanic being supported in future is very slim

Ygra, Eater of All | Commander | Stephen Johnson Commander (1) 1 Ygra, Eater of All Creatures (28) 1 Academy Manufactor 1 Camellia, the Seedmiser 1 Caustic Caterpillar 1 Chatterfang, Squirrel General 1 Dawntreader Elk 1 Deathrite Shaman 1 Deep Forest Hermit 1 Eternal Witness 1 Hazel of the Rootbloom 1 Hazel's Brewmaster 1 Jarad, Golgari Lich Lord 1 Massacre Wurm 1 Mirkwood Bats 1 Nadier's Nightblade 1 Pawn of Ulamog 1 Pitiless Plunderer 1 Poison-Tip Archer 1 Priest of Gix 1 Sakura-Tribe Elder 1 Scurry of Squirrels 1 Silverback Elder 1 Sling-Gang Lieutenant 1 The Odd Acorn Gang 1 Tireless Provisioner 1 Toski, Bearer of Secrets 1 Vindictive Vampire 1 Viscera Seer 1 Zulaport Cutthroat Spells (20) 1 Curious Herd 1 Krosan Grip 1 Putrefy 1 Return to Nature 1 Second Harvest 1 Vampiric Tutor 1 Windgrace's Judgment 1 Beseech the Mirror 1 Broken Bond 1 Chatterstorm 1 Decree of Pain 1 Demonic Tutor 1 Farseek 1 For the Common Good 1 Nature's Lore 1 Rampant Growth 1 Rishkar's Expertise 1 Shamanic Revelation 1 Soul's Majesty 1 Three Visits Artifacts (10) 1 Arcane Signet 1 Ashnod's Altar 1 Desecrated Tomb 1 Golgari Signet 1 Idol of Oblivion 1 Nim Deathmantle 1 Phyrexian Altar 1 Skullclamp 1 Sol Ring 1 Talisman of Resilience Enchantments (4) 1 Bastion of Remembrance 1 Beastmaster Ascension 1 Moldervine Reclamation 1 Viridian Revel I was able to play this list in one game on Tabletop Simulator and it played pretty well

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The background of the card is done in a more traditional style, with the water being reminiscent of The Great Wave off Kanagawa
Here, Spellskite buys you a lot of time, and the only way they can beat Ensnaring Bridge is by destroying it or attacking with Noble Hierarch
I'm trying not to dig too far down the rabbit hole as a lot of the small subtleties can get a little heady if you're not used to talking about them