when a creature dies draw a card mtg TR&CI 169: Why Do Some Triggered Abilities "Look Back In Time" As Well As Why Some Do NOT Look Back Whenever A Creature Dies Draw

The Rakdos enchantment steals a card off an opponent's deck and punishes them with life loss when you cast it, talk about nasty

Unlike Gifts Ungiven, Harmless Offering allows you to actually give one of your permanents to an opponent

This incredibly powerful card costs a staggering eight ink to play, but then can quest for four lore each round and cannot be challenged by an opponent unless they have the Evasive ability

The deck runs a lot of situationally great cards, from Nihil Spellbomb to ruin Reanimator decks to Silumgar, the Drifting Death locking down Go Wide strategies

Enchantment Color tag templates(None) Painful Quandary Whenever an opponent casts a spell, that player loses 5 life unless they discard a card

Five life is quite a lot to pay in todays Commander metagame, but this feels costed just right as something that will cost life on crucial or early turns and otherwise just cost three mana