Elspeth can come down in the mid-game since she costs five mana, either establishing a board presence with her first two abilities or destroying a problematic creature of your opponents, making her a control players dream planeswalker
Reshape is easily the fairer card among this pair, and honestly reads like a fixed version of its predecessor
Creatures can't support themselves, which is kind of sad, but it means that if the ability that tells you to support is found on a permanent, the support ability can't target that permanent
The sheer volume of pressure you need to apply directly against the strategy to manage it is more than everyone seems to expect, and if you dont properly respect the archetype, youre actively choosing to lose to it
I haven't even begun to think about the best possible cards or effects to take advantage of this, but I know a ton of people will try to break this card in half
Combine it with cards like Plaguecrafter or Ayara, First of Locthwain to keep the sacrifice engine going and make Zodiark an unstoppable and indestructible force