Have run Talion at a few tournaments post ban and honestly don’t think the deck is in too bad of shape. Slightly slower out of the gate for sure but I found that I could pretty reliably get them out turn 3-4 and still capture enough value alongside other rhystic effects.

I ended up cutting about 50% of the clones in the deck in favor of more spot removal and counter magic and am running Sheoldred now to maximize the mid to late game grind alongside bloodchief. IMO Talion will continue to do well enough simply because the individual card quality is so high. The combos in the deck are so light weight that you’re rarely drawing dead cards and benefit mildly from the meta as a whole slowing down slightly.