This attack not only deals 20 damage to each of the opponents pokmon, but it also removes any tool cards that might be attached to them, thereby disrupting effective setups that the opponent might have made
Agent of Treachery Stealing a target permanent of your choice is a versatile ability, but this card really works as a value engine, drawing cards reliably thanks to the ease with which Grand Larceny players have three permanents belonging to opponents under their control
Sidequest: Hunt the Mark / Yiazmat, Ultimate Mark The removal bit of Sidequest: Hunt the Mark is costed for Limited, which makes it a little awkward, but it still looks fine in a Commander Treasure deck
If the table votes for denial, you get to counter the counterspell and your bigger play gets to go through
Volrath gives you lots of options since every game is a little different depending on what you can mimic
Life from the Loam As usual for these lists, the top spot ends up being rather predictable but how do you go past the brokenness of Dredge when talking about best ways to load your graveyard