Some of the cards seem like they're almost there
If things keep pushing upwards at the rate they are, we may end up smashing our heads into the ceiling
Myrkul, Lord of Bones (Check it out here) was built as the leader of a Midrange and Constellation deck that ran a bunch of dorks with ETB abilities for value (like Liliana's Specter and Archon of Cruelty), sacrificed them for value (High Market and Dockside Chef), netted a return as an enchantment to trigger another ETB for it and constellation dorks (like Underworld Coinsmith and Eidolon of Blossoms) and then added in some ramp, answers, card flow, and called it a deck
Before we get into that, lets talk about some of the sets themes and the bigger picture
I think @inertgeometry is on the money with the three cards they picked
This is mainly due to the prevalence of exile effects becoming more common