Combine this with effects that control your opponents ability to challenge or banish - such as cards with the Bodyguard or Ward keywords - and youre looking at a formidable strategy
Colors of the Wind The easiest way to look at playstyle is by the ink colors
Rise of the Floodborn is already shaking things up - though the current frontrunner appears to be an Amber/Emerald Discard deck, so any deck playing Hiram Flaversham will have some stiff competition
To top it all off, all attacking creatures get the +3 from the Warrior, so hed be an unblockable attacker at 6/3 with lifelink
Barnabas' Magic: The Gathering card is a reprint of the Partner commander, Kraum, Ludevic's Opus
That being said, there are great bones here and its a really fun deck, while many of the cards included here like Hiram Flaversham or The Queen can be used to power up your other decks