With all these sweet synergies available, some of the best embalm creatures, like Vizier of Many Faces, should see play in a variety of archetypes
While the additional land play and graveyard interaction are powerful effects, the high cost of reaching Station 8+ may limit its playability compared to other cards offering similar advantages at a more manageable mana cost, like Azusa, Lost but Seeking or Crucible of Worlds, making the Broodship situational in deck construction
As I mentioned before, Leyline of the Void is the gold standard anti-graveyard card in Modern
Some real long time ago, in the Future Sight set, there was an ability that allowed us to spend much less mana to cast certain spells in a late game when the graveyard was full of cards
If, after a couple of dozen games, you notice a pattern of things working out poorly, it's good to learn from that and be ready to adapt
Enduring Innocence can even return as a regular enchantment if it ever dies