Like Ranger of Eos, it has to compete for one to two highly contested flex slots in the deck, but I like what the card has to offer enough to give it a try
A flat rating for cards in this archetype is much harder than it is for the less dynamic RDW and white weenie
Its commander, Teval, the Balanced ScaleTeval, the Balanced Scale, manages to enable a graveyard strategy with a small ramp subtheme to help power out the Dragons that it and every other Tarkir: Dragonstorm precon wanted to include a least a few of
The first drops for two, gives you an 0/5 Wall, and you can put -0/-1 counters on it to make mana
Similar to Goldspan Dragon, Nadus ability even provides value when your opponent tries to stop you
Lands are always popular, always needed, and always welcome additions to your trade binder