Players, knowing the card exists, will feel pressured to speed up their own builds, leading to the kind of arms race that can only tear down, never build up
This functions more as incidental graveyard hate
PVDDR argues that results hinge less on a decks theoretical ceiling and more on how much of its power you can actually realize on the day so if power levels are close, familiarity often wins
Rhythm of the WildRhythm of the Wild is a haste enabler and gives us a way to pump our creatures so that they can have a stronger presence
Ob Nixilis, the Hate-Twisted If you care about the Nekusar, the Mindrazer passive, then play Ob Nixilis, the Hate-Twisted as an additional instance of this effect
I think those happen to be the ones established in the series's first entry, Modern Top 5: Utility Cards