I've long maintained that stealing a creature from their side of the board and using it as our own is a two-point swing in our favor in the zero-sum game called "having creatures" and drawing a card to boot is just gravy
This is a great way of keeping your hand stocked with characters to get into play and should give you a definite speed advantage over your opponent
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But the real reason this makes the list
The deck has the following packages, many of which are also in previously described decks: A Trinket Mage/Treasure Mage package along with the other tutors, allowing it to find what it needs whenever it needs to, whether it be land, removal, or bombs A graveyard abuse package, somtimes including Scarecrone, Sharuum, Argothian Restoration, Academy Ruins, Volrath's Stronghold, and more to get the maximum bang-for-buck from it's various enter-the-battlefield abilities A Master Transmuter package, often including Sundering Titan, Magister Sphinx, Sphinx Summoner, living weapons, Contagion Engine, etc
Trial of a Time Lord Sagas are such an interesting design, but I typically find it hard to want to play them without getting immediate value out of them
