Similarly, Agent of Treachery , another Blue card often seen in Theft decks seems a likely choice for upgrades to Grand Larceny, alongside Beguiler of Wills
Removing the graveyard destroys some decks while doing only subtle things at best against most
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The biggest problem with it is being in both white and blue really restricts the amount of decks it can go in, and since you're in blue you likely have better draw engines
It comes into play for three mana, makes two 1/1s, and then gets another 1/1 when we disturb it from the graveyard, all with the upside that we make a 1/1 Spirit token with flying when we target it with one of our other disturb auras
Black Graveyard Hate Black possesses numerous powerful graveyard disruption tools