I personally have a soft spot for food mechanics
Immediately, both felt different, with unique MTG mechanics applied to each
Five-Alarm Fire Five-Alarm Fire looks at all your creatures' combat damage, whether unblocked or chump blocked, token or nontoken, and raises the alarm, ready for you to blast targets five at at time
Here's how the deck looks with the upgrades added: Further Upgrades There's a bunch of heavy-hitter Phyrexians you can toss in the top-end: Elesh Norn, Mother of Machines and Mondrak, Glory Dominus both double the amount of tokens you're incubating with Brimaz which is super sweet, Elesh Norn is a great anthem for incubation, plus there's Sheoldred, Sheoldred, Whispering One, Sheoldred, the Apocalypse (lots of Sheoldreds!),Wurmcoil Engine, Skithiryx, the Blight Dragon
10 Pyroar Pyroar from Flashfire may not have the power regularly associated with strong Fire-type cards, but it has a strength that other cards lack
Song of EarendilSong of Earendil is a bit pricey, but that third stage effect can close out the game if youve got big enough creatures to swing through