Plus, as a Mono-Black deck, we're not great at killing things like artifacts and enchantments, and Summon: Bahamut gives us a way to answer these permanents
This deck's success, ultimately, will depend on how good it is at circumventing those counters
Enchantment Rare Games Workshop null/null NOT LEGAL Standard NOT LEGAL Future NOT LEGAL Historic NOT LEGAL Timeless NOT LEGAL Gladiator NOT LEGAL Pioneer NOT LEGAL Explorer NOT LEGAL Modern LEGAL Legacy NOT LEGAL Pauper LEGAL Vintage NOT LEGAL Penny LEGAL Commander LEGAL Oathbreaker NOT LEGAL Standardbrawl NOT LEGAL Brawl NOT LEGAL Alchemy NOT LEGAL Pauper Commander LEGAL Duel NOT LEGAL Oldschool NOT LEGAL Premodern NOT LEGAL Predh At the beginning of your upkeep, put two eon counters on this enchantment, then mill cards equal to the number of eon counters on it
And what's more
Even if you're not running a tribal deck, Bloodletter of Aclazots fits right into pain decks so well
[7] "Kogla, the Titan Ape", a regular card in the Ikoria: Lair of Behemoths set, is a clear reference to King Kong