It doesn't replace the existing archetypes, but adds a new layer of deck variety: Boros Beatdown can optionally be built as Boros Soldiers, Rakdos Midrange could have a Warrior theme
Look, theres nothing wrong with Rampant Growth, a card that sees play in Casual EDH and rarity-restricted formats, and Shared Roots just gives us more of that
Without any further discussion, lets get right into the most exciting cards from this set
First up is Modified, which is a mechanic that rewards players for tinkering with their creatures
By giving up Black I'd argue you're getting an even more powerful Landfall commander in your command zone while still running pretty much all the Landfall cards that Golos was running before
As for aggro decks, MTG 's Death and Taxes archetype might benefit from this effect in Modern, since the archetype is creature-heavy and has various flying attackers that make good ringbearers