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Praetor's Grasputility$10.13Exiles a card from an opponent's library and lets you cast it, playing a very similar theft/exile-from-opponent's-deck role in black. It is often stronger in that it can take any nonland card before it reaches hand or graveyard.Gonti, Lord of Luxuryutility$0.30A classic black theft effect that exiles the top cards of an opponent's library and lets you cast one of them. Like Psychic Intrusion, it gives you access to an opponent's spell rather than simply removing it.Stolen Goodsutility$0.16Randomly exiles a nonland card from an opponent's hand and lets you play it, which is close to Psychic Intrusion's hand-based stealing mode. It is less controlled, but fills the same theft/disruption niche.Mindleech Massutility$0.55Steals spells from opponents by letting you cast cards from their hand after combat damage, echoing the same 'use the opponent's card against them' play pattern. It is much slower, but in the same functional family.Karn, the Great Creatorutility$13.20Not a direct color match, but it can retrieve cards from exile and interact with opponents' artifacts in a similar 'resource denial plus access' space. It is a stronger toolbox card than Psychic Intrusion in formats that support it.Prosper, Tome-Boundcard_advantage$14.93While it doesn't steal from opponents, it exiles cards and allows you to play them, matching the 'cast cards from exile' gameplay pattern. It is a more engine-focused version of the same value style.Rooftop Stormutility$1.61Not similar in target selection, but it enables casting cards from exile-like zones with reduced costs and is often used in the same spell-slinging value shells. Included as a broad functional equivalent for casting otherwise inaccessible spells.Mnemonic Betrayalutility$9.16Exiles opponents' graveyards and lets you cast those cards for a turn, closely matching the graveyard theft half of Psychic Intrusion. It is more explosive and higher-impact, but serves a very similar swingy resource-steal role.
