So the fundamentals are strong, and more importantly they're fun
Dave created the cards, and Richard added them to a deck he play tested with Lily
Also referred to as a color wedge, Temur cards are versatile and powerful, partly because a more restrictive mana cost necessitates a better effect, and also because when you mash these three colors together, you are getting some of the best effects Magic has to offer
But you dont need it if you already have eight or so board wipes and removal spells
This deck will have to prove itself more before these prices stabilize above their current levels though
And what has me the most excited about this card is that it facilitates an Aristocrat-style strategy, which is one of my all-time favorite archetypes