While I have nothing personally against bees and hornets in real life, in Magic they have been the justification for all sorts of color bleed in green
Graveyard Marshal Graveyard Marshal looks to be a solid two-drop for all sorts of black decks moving forward and not just Zombie decks, although it will certainly see play in the latter
It only lets you choose from among the cards milled with this creature in your upkeep, though
For example, instead of wondering what "no early-game combos" means, saying "you don't expect to win or lose before turn six" gives you a pretty clear indicator of what kind of combos could be allowed: not ones that tend to happen in the first six turns
Treasure is always present in a game, accelerates decks forward, smooths out mana issues, and is difficult to ever truly interact with, except by hosing other fair decks
There was also a Primeval Titan in the same small draft event