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Gonti, Lord of Luxurycard_advantageBudget$0.30Both generate value by interacting with an opponent’s library and letting you access cards you normally wouldn’t have. Gonti is cheaper and more self-contained, but fills the same theft/value role.Praetor's Grasputility$10.13This also steals from an opponent’s library and turns their deck into resources for you. It’s a one-shot version of the same disruption-plus-theft play pattern.Hostage TakerremovalBudget$0.23Both are Dimir-flavored cards that gain advantage by taking cards away from the opponent and using them yourself. Hostage Taker is more removal-focused, but it occupies a similar theft/value niche.Evil TwinutilityBudget$0.47Like Xanathar, this is a blue-black creature that interacts with opposing threats while creating ongoing advantage. It’s less about libraries and more about copying, but plays in the same controlling, sneaky space.Thief of Sanitycard_advantage$0.84This is one of the closest functional cousins: it attacks an opponent’s library and lets you cast their cards. It’s cheaper and more proactive, but serves the same stolen-card gameplay.Notion Thiefdisruption$7.46While it doesn’t steal library cards, it similarly punishes opponents and converts their resources into yours. It’s a strong Dimir hatebear that fits the same disruptive role in control shells.Mindleech MassfinisherBudget$0.55This creature lets you play spells off an opponent’s top cards in a very similar theft-driven way. It costs more, but it mirrors the core play pattern of using the enemy library as your own.Sen Tripletsutility$8.48Both cards restrict an opponent and let you use cards they don’t want you to have. Sen Triplets is broader and more oppressive, but the functional theme is very close.
