It That Betrays steals any permanents your opponents are foolish enough to sacrifice, though annihilator doesn't give them much of a say in the matter
Toys and Supers appear as brand new card supertypes, and they get loads of support in the set
The starting rate is already great, the format welcomes late-game mana sinks, evasion is essential to victory, and Khans has built-in +1/+1 counter synergies
Physical stores provide a hands-on shopping experience where you can inspect card conditions, attend events, and support local businesses
Buff it to pull even more
Bria, Riptide Rogue is a great Commander candidate, which drives its price up