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Notion Thiefcard_advantage$7.46A blue-black rogue-style advantage creature that similarly turns opponents' card flow into your own resources, often punishing draw-heavy decks. It fills the same evasive, hand-disruption value role in Dimir shells.Gonti, Lord of Luxurycard_advantageBudget$0.30Exiles an opponent's cards and lets you cast one of them, closely matching Thief of Sanity's theft-from-top-deck gameplay. It provides similar value but from a noncombat enter-the-battlefield trigger.Hostage TakerutilityBudget$0.23A blue-black card that exiles an opposing creature or artifact and lets you cast it, serving as a theft/value creature in the same colors. It is more removal-oriented but plays a similar stolen-resource role.Siphon Insightcard_advantageBudget$0.25Looks at and exiles cards from an opponent's library and gives you access to cast one, closely echoing the hidden-information theft aspect. It is a spell-based, more direct one-shot version of the same effect.Memory Plundercard_advantage$1.52Lets you cast spells from an opponent's graveyard, capturing the same 'use your opponent's resources' gameplay. It is less like theft from the top of the library and more like reactive spell recursion.Praetor's Grasputility$10.13Exiles a card from an opponent's library and allows you to use it, making it one of the closest noncreature analogs to Thief of Sanity. It is slower and broader in application because it can steal any card from the library.Psychic Intrusioncard_advantageBudget$0.15Removes a card from an opponent's hand or library and lets you cast it later, directly overlapping with the stolen-spell game plan. It is slower, but it scales into a long-game resource engine.Vraska's ContemptremovalBudget$0.39Not a theft card, but it exiles a threat and grants life, fitting the same black-blue control shell that Thief of Sanity often occupies. Included as a practical functional alternative for the same midrange-control deck space.
