
Caldaia Brawlers Canal Courier Canyon Lurkers Carlo, Suave Schemer Cat Burglar Cephalid Facetaker Cephalid Looter Cephalid Vandal Chandler Charging Bandits Charming Scoundrel Chevill, Bane of Monsters Clandestine Meddler Cloak and Dagger Cold-Eyed Selkie Common Crook Conspicuous Snoop Contraband Kingpin Copycrook Coral Trickster Cormela, Glamour Thief Corpse Appraiser Corpse Hauler Corpse Traders Corrosive Mentor Covert Cutpurse Covetous Geist Creepy Puppeteer Crooked Custodian Cunning Nightbonder Cutthroat il-Dal Dagger Caster Daring Sleuth Daring Thief Daring Thunder-Thief Dauthi Voidwalker Dauthi Voidwalker Deathcult Rogue Deepchannel Mentor Deeptread Merrow Deft Duelist Deranged Outcast Desdemona, Freedom's Edge Dewdrop Spy Dhund Operative Dimir Informant Dimir Strandcatcher Discerning Peddler Disciple of Deceit Dogged Detective Dragonborn Looter Drana's Silencer Draugr Thought-Thief Dream Seizer Dream Thief Dunerider Outlaw Duskmantle Operative Duskmantle Prowler Earth Village Ruffians Earwig Squad Echo Inspector Edric, Spymaster of Trest Eloise, Nephalia Sleuth Elvish House Party Emcee Emrakul's Messenger Enigma Thief Eron the Relentless Errant, Street Artist Evelyn, the Covetous Exiled Boggart Expedition Lookout

7 Feral Encounter Feral Encounter is a cost-efficient way to get a creature from the library's top onto the battlefield, although casting that creature's mana cost and Feral Encounter's own cost means this card is best used in the mid to late game
Gaining more life than you spent mana isnt really a challenge, as life gain often as seen as having such little value that they tag it onto spells to fill in that extra half mana in the casting cost
Flying Whenever an opponent draws a card, you may draw two cards