UG Flash decks in particular have been running Unsummon to deal with any creatures that resolve before they get their shields up
After a sweeper comes down, Marrow-Gnawer can rebuild on its own, leeching power from cards like Magewright's Stone and Sting, the Glinting Dagger to make the board explode with rats
Shed Weakness Here is another one-mana combat trick that your opponent wont see coming
In the era of B/W Tokens, when LSV was shining in Standard with cards like Ajani Goldmane and G/W Tokens was rising up to meet B/W as one of the strongest decks in Standard (again with Ajani), I kept wanting to cut the planeswalker when in fact it was the best planeswalker in Standard for a fair stretch
We pack plenty of burn among spells, but that doesn't mean we can't include even more within our mana base
A lot of decks outside of Limited kinda forego combat tricks since they can work around what they do either with equipment, creatures, or other options