Last March of the Ents costs eight mana which is a big risk if it weren't uncounterable
UUBB: Target player loses X life and puts the top X cards of his or her library into his or her graveyard, where X is the number of Zombies you control
One of the best additions from Archazia's Island from this deck is the Baymax, Low Battery card, which is a decent challenger with a nice three Strength and two lore who enters play exerted
If your deck is full of the same type of card (like a Slime Against Humanity, for example), then you get a discount on casting
;-) Indestructible - ditto Protection from everything - Chuck Norris doesn't really need protection from everything, it's just that everything else is afraid to touch Chuck Norris Other beats can't attack - Opponent's creatures fear Chuck Norris, and your own creatures won't need to attack Damage from Chuck Norris can't be prevented - because nothing can stop Chuck Norris, not even Fog Player loses the game instead of being dealt damage by Chuck Norris - Chuck Norris only need to say "I'm hitting you" to kill an opponent.
Standard has been hostile to Creature decks that aren't incredibly fast aggro decks for a while now, and I don't think that's going to change with so many new sets entering Standard next year