As for Experimental Frenzy, the real question is what to do about lands on top of our deck
One reason to give Red a second look is that Red has some very aggressive creatures but it also has lots of ways to make non-token creatures into tokens, and that's the one reason I'd consider leaving the Ghired deck together and using Eulogist to crank out tokens
The cards are complex, but the gameplans simple: Get as many time counters as you can on your cards, keep your vanishing cards in play longer, and use the suspend effects to cast big spells for a small upfront mana investment
I have no doubt in my mind that this will be one of the most opened sets in Magics history
It would not surprise me to see Asmora at the top of the Modern metagame in a month or two
Note that each player chooses creatures they don't control, meaning each player (other than one) could decide to blow up a specific player's creatures , making this a one-sided board wipe