The important thing, as always, is to remain flexible in your assessments and to position yourself to learn as fast as possible, but learn soft and fast, not hard and fast keep your positions flexible, as even once youve learned something you may find that your understanding was incomplete and you may still need to unlearn it again and learn something else.
These would be a great starting point especially if you could tune them to your preference with the pool of Standard cards
If you're looking for a more aggressive deck that can fill the board with lots of cheap characters, including the Seven Dwarfs, Tactical Teamwork has plenty of go-wide potential, with more than a few combat tricks up its sleeve too
In addition, there is an obvious graveyard deck that is viable in Standard and Anafenza stands in the foremost position to lay down some serious disruption
Temur Battlecrier Temur Battlecrier is passive ramp that scales with the amount of big creatures you control