The archetype that Sliver Swarm focuses on entirely is Combat: the deck provides tons of cards that greatly increase its effectiveness in combat, from dishing out extra damage with Bonescythe Sliver to providing evasion with Cloudshredder Sliver to drawing card on combat with Synapse Sliver
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Flood of Tears $2 Ive seen some people wondering if Flood of Tears might be a powerful enough combo with Omniscience to create a new engine in Standard, but counting on your six-mana sorcery to enable your ten-mana enchantment feels like a Magical Christmas Land scenario to me
We can likely chalk it up to classic supply and demand
Because I know these are questions people will have, or mistakes people might make: No, you cant find a colorless creature with this if your legendary creature is colorless
It's not like there's an archetype that relies on low-cost, low-to-the-ground creatures to win games swiftly, right
