You can use this as a poor mans Griselbrand to draw seven, if a little bit slower, with Unearth and Sneak effects
Pulling from across the franchise of games, you look at the dive we saw during the panel below
Your opponent can choose to block with their creatures as normal if they choose to, but the attacking creatures that it's blocking is only revealed after blockers are fully accounted for
I swing in, going to 14 against his 13, cast Portent on my opponent, seeing Stifle, Island, and Impulse
Aggressively, white is often about numerous, smaller creatures working together
In decks that care about graveyard setup or incremental advantage, this clone sets up synergies without demanding extra resources