Unlike Wort, which has to stick around as a creature, Raiding Schemes is harder to interact with and naturally suits decks that can keep a steady board of creatures in play
You can also stock your graveyard and one-shot your opponents with a card like Living Death or Bojuka Bog targeting yourself, as of course Syr Konrad isn't limited by a "one or more" clause
Jetmir, Nexus of Revels The more creatures you have, the better
Barret, Avalanche Leader Barret, Avalanche Leader turns a deck full of equipment into a board full of rebels, which then get free Argentum Armors and stuff
Strategy and Playstyle This deck rewards resilience and resource management
It seems impossible to play the classic blue tempo deck in Modern these days, but a deck full of Hookblade Veteran and other cheap assassins in blue running Escape Detection, Flare of Denial and other cheap interaction cards seems tempting if probably futile