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A short deck description and how to play would be nice. "Lumberknot" will need some support to get your (or your opponents) creatures into the graveyard. Black features some good sacrifice outlets like "Undercity Informer" (can convert your deck to a mill deck), "Bone Splinters" (removal), "Altar's Reap" (carddraw). If you want to built this as an undying/ sacrifice deck I would recommend you to take a look at "Cauldron Haze". If you play this spell, targeting an undying creature (toughness must be greater than 1) it will come back with no counter on it as +1/+1 and a -1/-1 counters negate themselves. "Blade of the Bloodchief" also works great with sacrificing decks. I would remove "Mikaeus, the Unhallowed" as nearly all your creatures have undying and this effect isn't cumulative (If a permanent has multiple instances of undying or persist, they'll each trigger separately, but the redundant instances will have no effect. If one instance returns the card to the battlefield, any others will do nothing since the card is no longer in a graveyard )Also undying won't work on tokens if that's what you had in mind with the artifacts. GreetingsMuktol
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Thanks for comment I knew about the undying on tokens but the plan is you can remove a +1/+1 before it dies then with that put a charge counter on titan forge to just help out with a oh look I got a big creature and I will look at the cards the recommended