It's also at least somewhat obtainable (well, compared to Proposal)
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They can be played on your turn for their ink cost, and often represent scenes from Disney classics
Edward Weevil SPC [EB01-023] Market Price: 6,000~ Buy-Back: 6,500 Why Its Expensive: Historically an essential card for Blue Doflamingo decks
Atsushi, the Blazing Sky This card offers commander players to generate infinite mana with the following combo: Play Atsushi, the Blazing Sky Play Nim Deathmantle Attach Nim Deathmantle to Atsushi, the Blazing Sky Play Ashnod's Altar Sacrifice Atsushi, the Blazing Sky, using Ashnod's Altar Generate 2 mana from Ashnod's Altar and 3 mana from treasure tokens Pay 4 mana to return Atsushi, the Blazing Sky with Nim Deathmantle attached to it Rinse and repeat steps 5-7 for infinite mana Prosperous Thief Ninja tribes are getting more and more popular in EDH, and Prosperous Thief is clearly getting a place in one of those decks
The exile-based card advantage is reminiscent of red impulse-draw commanders, but stretched across Jeskai colors