Provided you can keep your hand at seven cards, it's a powerful card to have on the battlefield and one of the most powerful cards in the whole of MTG
Turn Four Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger tends to end games very quickly, but it is no guarantee of course
This is why cards with powerful first-turn effects often find themselves on the banned list
Still, You Find some Prisoners is likely to sit in your hand for a long time before it actually does something, and even when it does do something, it normally isnt going to feel that powerful
There's a sweet spot for the ratio of creatures vs spells, the amount of lands in a deck, and the mana values of your cards
The most valuable card in the deck is Klauth, Unrivaled Ancient, a powerful ramp target that's seen only a small reprint on The List