Even gods like the Dead Three (Bane, Lord of Darkness, Bhaal, Lord of Murder and Myrkul, Lord of Bones), which rely on your creatures dying, can find value thanks to the refreshingly-perishable Kaldheim gods
In short collectors buy with their eyes, players buy with the meta
I chose Sygg, River Cutthroat for this, since the process of making Sygg involves a couple of techniques Ive only touched on briefly in the past
Tribute to the World Tree is an absurdly power-crept version of the same green enchantment since it gives you value for smaller creatures, but its daunting mana cost makes it hard to call it strictly better
When this Aura enters, return any number of target Aura and/or Equipment cards from your graveyard to the battlefield attached to enchanted creature
For more controlling builds, copying Spine of Ish Sah allows you to destroy a permanent every turn, while the sacrifice trigger returns the original Spine to your hand for repeated use