It certainly doesn't seem like the deck has picked up any new tools recently
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7 Headliner Scarlett No Blocks Allowed Attacking is the name of the game with Headliner Scarlett
you might consider adding other creatures with undying, or simply Mikaeus, the Unhallowed
The stack and other 6E changes are just a few examples of the many ways that Magic: The Gathering has evolved over the decades
