You can support it with a fair game, which Hemsley did somewhat, but it can be a proactive fair game, and I think attacking your opponent from multiple angles makes it a lot harder for them to prepare for (are they trying to stop your creatures/Stoneforge or your graveyard?) Another card that I think is way too good not to see play is Dakkon, Shadow Slayer
Sram, Senior Edificer Now : $1.50 ($6 foil) Target Buy Price: $0.50-1 ($3-4 foil) Target Sell Price : $5+ (900%)/Foil: $20+ (+400%) Timeline : Long Term (24 months+) Whats important here is that this guy sets up value and combos with three different card types, and two of them (Auras/Equipment) already had significant role players (eg: Puresteel Paladin, Argothian Enchantress, Eidolon of Blossoms) waiting for some additional redundancy to show up
Sylvan Paradise has only ever been printed in Legends, one of Magics oldest sets
Or you can play ramp and fixing cards to a certain extent, say maybe 10 or so cards or more, while your land count stays low around 35 to a middle ground of 38 or so
It is a staple in many competitive decks, and pretty awesome that such a powerful card is included in a starter deck
This is the Ur-Example of an entire archetype that has continued as part of Whites color pie to this day, the global buff
