Does it make sense to keep mana available for potential responses
Lets analyze the main goals of the deck: Add the best Elves
Pyrohemia lets you spend just one red mana to deal one damage to everything, your Dinosaurs included, triggering all their enrage abilities, picking off any creatures with at least one toughness, and slowly whittling away your opponent's life totals
For every vote for "Time", you get to take an extra turn, and for every vote for "Money", you get control of target permanent an opponent controls
Zendikar Rising marks the death of a lot of sets in Standard, and that means that were on the cusp of the great shakeup that marks the beginning of a new era of Magic: The Gathering
There are so many decks in Standard that use the graveyard, even if only for one or two small things, and a single Deathgorge Scavenger can ruin those plans