I think at best it would end up in a spot like Pioneer Inverter, where it was the best overall deck, but beatable, but also made mid-level players feel horrible
Worse still, the "all your creatures get flying" chaos roll can just end games out of nowhere
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Playability The deck puts a spin on the humans archetype, going for a more combo-based approach to attaining lethal as opposed to the gradual growth effects used in older Selesnya human builds
Not only does your graveyard need to be pretty full, but you also have to be okay with permanently losing all of those cards you exiled
Outside of Ramp, the blue Season doesn't seem to have a well-defined home in any format today, and should be limited to Standard unless a player discovers broken interactions with it in Pioneer