MTG Salvation

So, this deck is only peripherally related to Surrak Dragonclaw. I chose him because he's in the Temur colors that I wanted for this deck idea and provides a cheap, flash-ing 6/6 beater to serve as a win condition. I did consider (and reject) Riku of Two Reflections because of a combination of his cost (I don't want to dump a bunch of cash into what's a fundamentally silly deck idea) and because I don't think he could really go for the red zone like Surrak could. Maelstrom Wanderer was also considered, but randomly flipping into cards in this deck didn't seem like a very good idea.

The deck looks to take the most powerful color-hosing cards from green, red, and blue (Douse, Lifeforce, Nature's Wrath, Choke, Insight, etc) and combine them with color-hack cards from blue (Whim of Volrath, Glamerdye, Blind Seer) to make those cards apply to the colors my opponents are playing or to change the colors of spells and permanents to match the hate cards.

Green and Red are enemies with Blue, of course, which means I had to make a few compromises in the deck building. Lots of the cards (Boil, Choke, Curse of Marit Lage) hose a color in the deck. Most of those cards nuke basic lands of a particular type. My "solution" to the problem was to avoid using basic lands or dual lands with basic land types, resulting in a somewhat unwieldy land base. I don't think this is an especially competitive deck (unless the stars align and its matched up against a bunch of decks that happen to align with its hosers) so I'm not too worried about the curve problems that a bunch of ETB tapped lands causes. I did include a couple basics because there are some Wave of Vitriols running around my meta.

The deck was originally just going to be U/G, but it turned out there weren't enough playable (*with the definition of 'playable' being a bit looser in this context than usual) color hosers in just those colors to really fill out the deck. I chose red as the third color because it seems a bit better at color hosing than white and black do. Even still, there were a few deck slots left over. I filled those with a few of the staples (Cyclonic Rift, Recurring Insight, Blasphemous Act) that I already own to hopefully keep the deck alive long enough to set up a real color-hose enchantment wall.

I'm assembling the last few pieces of the deck and hope to bust it out this Friday. I would appreciate any thoughts on the deck, however - possible favorite color hosers in U/R/G that I'm missing? Or another Whim of Volrath type spell that I'm missing? I also worry that the deck might need a bit more card draw in an actual game - any ideas for that?

Cheers!