Glimpse of Nature is at its best in Elf decks, where creatures are cheap and most of them generate mana
There's almost no downside, and putting a card like Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger or Karn Liberated underneath Ugin's Labyrinth via imprint only to pick it back up when casting it is easier adds a layer of versatility to the Tron strategy that will make it even more of a threat than it has been previously
Thalia, Guardian of Thraben increases the cost of non-creature spells, Kira, Great Glass-Spinner protects your creatures, and Shalai, Voice of Plenty gives you, your creatures, and your planeswalkers hexproof
Mixing a variety of counters, proliferation, graveyard play, and everything all together is for a really strong deck, with a bunch of new cards, and valuable reprints
Since you're the Rakdos player, you benefit when your opponents suffer damage, so this minimum ping of one damage per turn means a lot