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Thief of Sanitycard_advantageBudget$0.84Both reward connecting in combat against a player by generating card advantage from the opponent’s library/hand. It’s a Dimir evasive value creature that plays a similar stealthy theft game.Gonti, Lord of Luxurycard_advantageBudget$0.30A black-based theft creature that exiles an opponent’s card and lets you cast it, closely matching the spell-stealing play pattern. It provides immediate value without needing combat damage to a player.Praetor's Graspcard_advantage$10.13This is a direct stolen-resource effect that lets you take and potentially cast an opponent’s card. It fills the same role of profiting from the opponent’s deck, though at sorcery speed.Dauthi Voidwalkercard_advantage$5.02It exiles opposing cards and later lets you cast one for free, similar to turning the opponent’s resources into your own. It’s lower cost and more disruptive, but the core “use their cards against them” role is very close.Hostage TakerremovalBudget$0.23A Dimir-flavored theft creature that temporarily removes an opposing creature or artifact and lets you cast it. It shares the interactive, value-oriented play pattern of stealing and reusing enemy cards.Mindclaw Shamancard_advantageBudget$0.27This creature steals an instant or sorcery from an opponent’s hand and lets you cast it, which is very close in feel to Silent-Blade Oni. It is red rather than Dimir, but the functional role is nearly identical.Etali, Primal StormfinisherBudget$0.42Like Silent-Blade Oni, it generates free casts from opponents’ libraries through combat damage triggers. It is much broader and more explosive, but serves the same big swingy stolen-spell finisher role.Sire of Stagnationcard_advantageBudget$1.36A large Dimir-ish value threat that draws cards and attacks opponent resources when they act. It does not steal spells, but it plays a similar grindy, punishing midgame role.
