Like U/G, going this route essentially sets you up to play generic good stuff control, so avoid playing the risky madness/delirium cards and prioritize bombs, removal and value like Said // Done that will help grind opponents into dust
Having been printed in Modern Horizons, the Temur Footfalls deck is essentially based around casting one of the three-drop cascade spells to find the zero-mana suspend spell, which circumnavigates the suspend ability and leaves you with two 4/4 rhinos immediately
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That makes me want to play all cheap spells, yet his cost reduction ability encourages a more varied mana curve