What confuses me is why Rune-Scarred Demon manages to be more popular and expensive when the Broodlord is just better in almost every conceivable way
The sunny giant plays beautifully with fetch lands of course, but also cards like Aura of Silence and Selfless Spirit that sacrifice themselves for the greater good
Menace, flying, and "can't be blocked" effects are all incredibly common in Assassin creatures
Most decks in these archetypes have worked fairly similarly so I could write about them as a group, but Modern's Ramp decks are not exactly traditional and are wildly different from each other
The major strength that while the Voltron options do nothing if their commanders can't stick, Siona has no problems winning games without the combo since it's still a well-rounded Selesnya Enchantress deck without it
For three mana, Ghen is a 2/3 Human Wizard with an activated ability that allows an enchantment to be sacrificed for three mana, putting another enchantment from your graveyard directly into play