It's already been called 'white's rhystic study', and will have a place in pretty much any Commander deck that uses white
Whats more, decks built around the new cards are powerful enough to give newcomers a chance to compete with experienced players
He adds "players just getting into that part of the format are who we think are affected the most"
Five mana to cast a random card is better than 5 mana spent doing nothing, and the strategy needs every bit of ramp it can get
Payoffs such as Scourge of Valkas, Terror of the Peaks, and Dragonlord Atarka turn each dragon into removal or direct damage, while support cards like Sarkhan Unbroken or Marang River Regent reward you for staying fully committed to the tribe
There's few worse feelings in Magic: The Gathering than looking at an enemy creature with toughness so high that you'll never have a chance to kill it