That makes it a prime flicker target to strip the table of resources, which is the direction most Kefka decks take
Only a select few individuals know the truth: the Wanderer is the lost Emperor of Kamigawa, seeking a way to finally return home
One of the easiest ways of doing this is to stick it in your graveyard through any number of discard effects and then reanimate it as early as you can
Once you started using it three times a turn, saving seven cards in your hand became a breeze
One thing Sorin does excel at over many other walkers is his ultimate which isn't all that situational, doesn't cost too much and should win the game convincingly
I wish that if Red/Green was meant to be a secondary ramp archtype, we saw a bit more from Red than Horned Stoneseeker that pushed powerstones some for the deck, but Red is solid enough with some good creatures