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All you have to do is attack, pass the turn, and sit back until the opportune moment to trap your opponent or their creatures

You do need to be getting in there for The Shadow Lord to shine, so draft a deck that can do that

Custom proxies and alters might cost more, closer to what the actual Magic card costs

Breeches promises a pirate resurgence While unlikely to see as much widespread use and vitriol as Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, Breeches will offer some nice early-game variety for Pirates, including ramp and evasion

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Originally inspired by Magic's 'Un-sets' (absurdist, non-competitive, rule-bending cards intended for a silly, fun time) Secret Lairs like this are more collector's items than they are competition-worthy