Even after all of that, there may be some space left where you might choose some extra graveyard hate, combo hate or a dedicated sideboard card against Burn, as you see fit
Emergent Sequence is similar but exposes your land to removal, and Edge of Autumn straight up stops working after a certain point, though it has a nice cycling buyout
This deck has a good focus on that "circle of life" style of play, encouraging players to attack and sacrifice cards, knowing they have abilities or items waiting in their hand to bring those cards back to the action rather quickly
Ethan and I worked to come up with some guiding principles
Aficionados of '90s and early 2000's Magic, when Necropotence was king and Serra Angel was a legitimate threat, would certainly be glad to have 2021's Timeshifted printing of Path To Exile, which uses the original card border
How To Use Menace The strategy for using menace effectively boils down to three factors: Maximizing your creatures combat damage Complicating your opponents defense Ensuring your creatures survival Increasing combat damage can be achieved with cards that boost your creatures power, from the classic Giant Growth, which adds +3/+3 until the end of the turn, to the powerful Colossification, providing +20/+20