You can cast it like a normal Time Warp card
Jerkass Has a Point: Argath is an arrogant jackass who doesn't try to hide his contempt for commoners, but he's right in pointing out that the elder Beoulve brothers, as well as a good chunk of the nobility, care just as little about commoners as he does, and Dycedarg's claims that he will ensure a kidnapped Tietra's safety are just lies
Next, you've got the lore of the card, coming straight out of the scariest of horror novels: A folk tale on the plane of Dominaria speaks to a horrifying mass of dead elves that have amalgamated together to create this monstrous creature
We don't think Wizards should bring both of them off - but one of them would probably be OK
Kamiz, Obscura Oculus can really make use of these cards given the persistent ability to find unblockability in that deck
Can a reach creature block a flying creature with vigilance