While this likely isn't the plan of a tournament deck, Sundial of the Infinite has a cult following in Commander and is the perfect Against the Odds card, so while this interaction likely won't break into Modern, people will try it, and it will be awesome when it works
The Lost Caverns of Ixalan is due for pre-release in stores on November 10th, ahead of availability on MTG Arena from November 14th and a full physical release on November 17th
Mask of the Schemers mana value and equip cost are reminiscent of the Mirran swords, like Sword of Fire and Ice, only costing three to play and two to equip
Kizuna was very pretty so that's not inherently bad, but it might spell a bit of trouble when it comes to setting itself apart
If this style is your thing, its right at home alongside our roundup of cards inspired by real art
I would probably prefer playing it in an Esper blink deck to benefit from the ETB instead