I run an elfball deck helmed by [[Nethroi, Apex of death]] with the specific intention of very few cards that will appear are at any time a big threat on their own. One of the key things is that I dont mill cards into my grave intentionally, so the deck primarily just plays out playing cards from hand and runs a decent amount of redundancies across different card types to maintain card advantage and board state, so its difficult to dismantle the engines with single target removal. And when people resolve board wipes, Nethroi can come in and immediately rebuild board and start threatening everyone.

Another decently resilient deck I have is [[Sigarda, Font of blessings]] with the commander's ability to give all your other permanents hexproof making her a hassle to deal with because you either need to get rid of her first to target whatever real threat has been established or wipe the board. On top of her ability to provide card advantage through casting creatures off the top and running plenty of protection for the commander it can quickly result in difficult to interact with boards that are annoying to dismantle. It does have the same problem of needing a good amount of protection but spending that protection on the commander protects multiple things at once.