Kess, Dissident Mage, one of Magic's best wizards, lets you get around that
That's made worse by the fact that players must mill three cards every time they use Winter to attack
As a small set mechanic, revolt only has a few cards, but its simple enough that you can integrate it into other sets, or make some design variants in Commander decks
Its said that when Richard Garfield first created the game, he intended for ante to be a way for players to get new cards for their deck by effectively gambling their cards over the outcome of a game, but the premise didnt last very long
Pair it with something that removes -1/-1 counters or adds +1/+1 counters when it comes into play and a free sacrifice outlet like Ashnod's Altar and this creature goes infinite in so many ways
If a creature (it does not have to be yours) has died this turn, Tragic Slip can remove almost any creature you come across, including behemoths like Ulamog, The Ceaseless Hunger