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Gonti, Lord of Luxurytheft/value$0.30Exiles cards from an opponent's library and lets you cast one later, giving a similar stolen-spell play pattern in Dimir colors. It is a cheaper, lower-risk value creature than Mindleech Mass.Thief of Sanitytheft/value$0.84Repeatedly steals cards from an opponent and lets you cast them, closely matching the 'play your opponent's cards' gameplay. It is much cheaper and snowbally if it connects.Hostage Takertheft/removalBudget$0.23Temporarily removes an artifact or creature and allows you to cast it, functioning as a theft spell on a body. It is cheaper and more interactive, though narrower than Mindleech Mass.Dauthi Voidwalkertheft/value$5.02Disrupts opponents' graveyards and later gives you access to a stolen card for free, creating a similar resource-denial and theft angle. It is far cheaper and more resilient for the mana.Praetor's Grasptheft/utility$10.13Lets you exile and potentially cast a card from an opponent's library, echoing the 'take your opponent's card' effect in a cleaner spell form. It is a sorcery instead of a combat trigger, but fills the same role.Sen Tripletstheft/lock$8.48Directly interacts with an opponent's hand and lets you cast spells from it, which is the closest thematic and functional match. It is more controlling and requires a dedicated setup, but does the same kind of hand theft.Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadowcard_advantage$2.81Rewards combat damage to players with card advantage and lets you cheat spells into play from the top of your library. While not hand theft, it plays in the same Dimir evasive combat/value space.Notion Thiefcard_advantage$7.46Punishes opponents' card draw and converts it into your own advantage, fitting the same disruptive Dimir tempo shell. It does not steal specific cards, but serves a similar 'take resources from opponents' role.
