Ultimate Snackrifice v4.1.4 [Black Arena v1.1.4] (Casual)

[http://deckstats.net/decks/68223/519760-ultimate-snackrifice-v3-2-dark/en]

Friday Night Magic variant. It's much quicker, reliable, and a lot more resilient. This variant of the deck is now much more competitively viable (besides the fact that Origins and Dragons has rotated out now. I don't know what I want to do with this...), even if it isn't as silly as my original ideas for it.
v4.0 (October 5th, 2016)
After excessive competitive play, I researched how other people have been playing the deck, and I learned a lot. Here're the cuts:

• Eyeless Watcher (Too expensive for too little.)
• Smothering Abomination (Too vulnerable, I never have the board state.)
• Macabre Waltz (I want to be spending mana on creatures. Recursion's too slow.)
• From Beyond (Too slow to be competitive.)
• Evolutionary Leap (I don't get a good enough board state.)
• Bone Splinters (I don't WANT to lose creatures.)
• Carrier Thrall (Doesn't do enough.)

Then the additions:

• Elvish Visionary (The most odd addition. I initially ignored it, but it's very useful in practice.)
• Duress (Hand attacks are good, as I've learnt. They save me from bad matchups. Same story for Transgress the Mind.)
• Ruinous Path (Fantastic tool to fight Superfriends.)
• Ultimate Price (Bone Splinters, but better for my boardstate.)
• Rogue's Passage (I thought it was pointless, but was actually crucial to a victory of mine in a stalled-out, ticking boardstate.)
• Hissing Quagmire (Always wanted it in, couldn't find my copies, finally got a set.)
• Nantuko Husk (I initially disliked the Rogue's Husk combo, but turns out that the Husk is actually more useful in a UTILITY role, to sacrifice ANYTHING at INSTANT speed.)
• Duskwatch Recruiter (I initially didn't believe it, but after playing with it, it fits, as usual. Creatures being cheaper and a 3/3 for 2?! Fantastic.)

v4.1.4 (October 6th, 2016)
Forgot about Westvale. Derp. Forgot about Nissa, deeerp. Wow. I just kept forgetting about cards. Might of the masses was something I wanted to add back in. AND COLLECTED COMPANY. I've gone from "Oh, there's plenty of room!" to cutting down on copies of cards I thought I'd always have in.