In fact, if you draw a copy of Grizzly Bears to start your turn, it is considered a creature card while in your hand, a creature spell while briefly on the stack, and then a creature permanent once its on the battlefield (and itll go back to creature card once it moves to your graveyard or exile zone
Lands, conversely, are far harder to destroy
Daretti's abilities are all heavily focused around this game plan, from the loot effect to fill your graveyard, to the artifact sac and reanimate, to the ultimate that means your artifacts keep coming back
The payoff seems to be high enough that cutting the sheet is worth it, and the time frame shouldn't be an issue considering some of the best cards, such as Teferi, Time Raveler, Karn, the Great Creator and Dreadhorde Arcanist are all very eternally playable
Failure // Comply is actually one of the hardest aftermath cards for which to find good comparisons
I could try out a different deck, sure, but if I didnt have the cards to make that deck, I would have to find a way to trade my cards to get those cards